MCP Server Template for Cursor IDE
by netr
This is a template for creating custom tools for Cursor IDE using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows you to create and connect your own tools to the Cursor IDE.
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What is MCP Server Template for Cursor IDE?
This server template provides a foundation for building custom tools that integrate with the Cursor IDE using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It enables developers to extend the functionality of Cursor by creating specialized agents and services.
How to use MCP Server Template for Cursor IDE?
The server can be deployed using Heroku, Docker, or a traditional Python setup. After deployment, configure Cursor to connect to the server using the provided URL or command. You can then interact with your custom tool through Cursor.
Key features of MCP Server Template for Cursor IDE
Easy deployment (Heroku, Docker, Python)
Model Context Protocol (MCP) support
SSE and stdio transport options
Configurable environment variables
Example agent mood response
Use cases of MCP Server Template for Cursor IDE
Creating custom code completion tools
Developing specialized code analysis services
Building AI-powered assistants within Cursor
Integrating external APIs and services
Extending Cursor's functionality with custom workflows
FAQ from MCP Server Template for Cursor IDE
How do I deploy the server to Heroku?
How do I deploy the server to Heroku?
Click the 'Deploy to Heroku' button in the README and follow the instructions.
What is the SSE endpoint?
What is the SSE endpoint?
The SSE endpoint is the URL used to connect to the server using Server-Sent Events. It's typically your server URL with the /sse path (e.g., https://<your-app-name>.herokuapp.com/sse).
How do I configure Cursor to use the server?
How do I configure Cursor to use the server?
Open Cursor Settings → Features, add a new MCP server, and provide the server's URL and type (SSE or stdio).
What environment variables can I configure?
What environment variables can I configure?
You can configure MCP_SERVER_PORT, MCP_SERVER_HOST, DEBUG, and MCP_USER_AGENT through the .env file.
How do I test the server?
How do I test the server?
You can use curl to test the SSE endpoint or interact with the server through Cursor by asking your agent to perform a task related to the server's functionality.