Control and review
Answer agent questions and MCP prompts remotely
Agents often pause because the missing input is a decision, not more compute. FireCursor brings questions and supported MCP elicitation into the session so you can unblock work without losing the project context.
Quick answer
The shortest useful version.
Answer only the question that is actually blocking progress, restate any critical boundary, review MCP fields and destination URLs, and keep credentials in the provider’s secure sign-in flow.
Step by step
Do this with confidence.
- 01
Read the surrounding state
Check the plan, recent tool output, and project before responding. A question can mean the agent discovered a meaningful ambiguity.
- 02
Answer the smallest decision
Choose the option or supply the missing fact without expanding task authority unnecessarily.
- 03
Inspect MCP elicitation
For a form, review every field. For a URL handoff, verify the destination and complete sign-in only on the trusted provider page.
- 04
Watch the resumed action
Confirm the agent interpreted your response correctly and stays inside the original finish line.
A good remote answer is explicit
Instead of replying ‘sure,’ say ‘Use the existing component and do not add a new dependency’ or ‘Choose the staging target; production is out of scope.’ The extra words prevent an ambiguous approval from becoming broad authority.
Treat MCP prompts as real integrations
- Verify the server name and requested fields
- Do not paste secrets into ordinary chat
- Review redirect domains before opening them
- Cancel unexpected account or billing requests
- Return to the run and confirm the integration state