Approving changes
Cursor has no Mitos approval panel. By default, a change that needs approval comes through Cursor's own approval prompt: it asks you to allow the sar_confirm_approval tool from Mitos. Allow it only for a change you asked for. If your organization has turned this off, the answer gives you a link to approve it in Mitos.
If you set Cursor to run that tool automatically, it stops asking. That is why an organization owner can require a 6-digit code on top, in Mitos, under Settings: Require a 6-digit code in apps without a panel.
One organization per connection
Each connection answers for one organization, the one you choose when you connect. For a second business, add Mitos again and choose that one.
Sources you connect later appear without connecting again.
What it can change
- Every source is read-only by default.
- Changes to Google Analytics or a WordPress site happen only once an owner or admin allows them.
- New content starts as a draft, and anything that would go live waits for your approval, through Cursor's approval prompt or in the Mitos dashboard.
- Every change is logged, and WordPress changes can be undone.
If something does not work
- If you see a page saying the app is not recognised, remove Mitos from the AI assistant and add it again.
- If an answer says a source needs reconnecting, open Connections in Mitos and reconnect it.
- If a source is missing, check that a property or site is chosen for it in Connections.