Model Context Protocol
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open protocol that standardizes how applications provide context and tools to LLMs. Think of MCP like a plugin system for Cursor - it allows you to extend the Agent's capabilities by connecting it to various data sources and tools through standardized interfaces.
Key Features
Integration Capabilities
MCP allows you to connect Cursor to external systems and data sources, integrating with your existing tools and infrastructure instead of having to manually describe your project structure.
View DocumentationTechnical Flexibility
MCP servers can be written in any language that can print to stdout or serve an HTTP endpoint. This flexibility allows you to implement MCP servers using your preferred programming language and technology stack very quickly.
Popular Integrations
Figma Integration
Allow Cursor to fetch design specs directly from your Figma projects, enabling seamless implementation of designs.
BrowserTools Integration
BrowserTools gives AI code editors and agents the ability to monitor and interact with your web browser for highly effective debugging.
View DocumentationGitHub Integration
Enable Cursor to create PRs, manage branches, search code, and interact with your GitHub repositories.
View Repository💡 Pro Tip:You can combine multiple MCP integrations to create powerful workflows that connect your entire development ecosystem.
Resources
Explore these resources to discover more MCP servers and integrations:
Awesome MCP Servers
A curated list of awesome Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, frameworks, and utilities.
View RepositoryCursor Directory MCPs
Browse and discover MCP servers in the Cursor Directory, a centralized hub for MCP integrations.
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