Please set up the WoningMe MCP server for me, so that you can search Dutch rental listings with it.

Details:
- Name: woningme
- Type: remote MCP server (Streamable HTTP)
- URL: https://woning.me/mcp
- Authentication: HTTP header X-Api-Key with my API key (Authorization: Bearer <key> also works)
- My API key: <paste your API key here>

How to set it up:
- Claude Code: run claude mcp add --transport http woningme https://woning.me/mcp --header "X-Api-Key: <my key>"
- Cursor: add it under mcpServers.woningme in .cursor/mcp.json (this project) or ~/.cursor/mcp.json (all projects), with "url": "https://woning.me/mcp" and "headers": {"X-Api-Key": "<my key>"}
- Another tool: use its way of adding a remote HTTP MCP server with a custom header. If it only supports local (stdio) servers, use npx mcp-remote https://woning.me/mcp --header "X-Api-Key:<my key>"

Rules:
- If my key is not filled in above, ask me for it. Do not guess it and do not print it back to me.
- Keep the key out of anything that is committed to git: use a config file that is ignored by git (add it to .gitignore if needed) or an environment variable, if your tool supports that in headers.

When it is set up:
1. Reload or restart the MCP connection if your tool needs that.
2. Check that the tools are available (search_rentals, list_saved_searches, create_saved_search, set_webhook and more).
3. Run one test: search_rentals for apartments in Utrecht under 1500 euro with limit 3, and tell me the result in plain language.
4. If something fails, read https://woning.me/developer/mcp-server and tell me what went wrong, including any hint in the error.

Use the API sparingly: one test search is enough, do not repeat it.