mcp-cursor
by ardyvoid
mcp-cursor is an MCP server designed to send prompts to the Cursor IDE. It facilitates communication between other applications and the Cursor IDE by handling and delivering prompts.
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What is mcp-cursor?
mcp-cursor is a server that acts as a bridge between applications and the Cursor IDE, specifically for sending prompts. It allows external programs to interact with Cursor by sending it instructions or queries.
How to use mcp-cursor?
The README provides no specific usage instructions. However, the name suggests it's a server. Therefore, you would likely need to install and run the server, then configure your other applications to send prompts to it using the MCP protocol. Further documentation or examples would be needed to provide specific details.
Key features of mcp-cursor
Prompt delivery to Cursor IDE
MCP protocol support
Server-client architecture
Facilitates external application integration
Use cases of mcp-cursor
Automating tasks in Cursor IDE
Integrating Cursor IDE with other development tools
Creating custom workflows with Cursor IDE
Sending dynamic prompts to Cursor based on external events
FAQ from mcp-cursor
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
Without further context, MCP likely refers to a Message Communication Protocol, used for inter-process communication.
How do I install mcp-cursor?
How do I install mcp-cursor?
The README doesn't provide installation instructions. Check the repository for installation guides or dependencies.
How do I configure mcp-cursor?
How do I configure mcp-cursor?
Configuration details are not provided in the README. Consult the repository for configuration options and settings.
What kind of prompts can I send?
What kind of prompts can I send?
The README doesn't specify the types of prompts supported. Refer to the repository documentation for prompt format and capabilities.
Is mcp-cursor open source?
Is mcp-cursor open source?
Given it's on GitHub, it's likely open source, but check the repository for licensing information.