example-mcp-server
This MCP server facilitates deploying custom tool servers for Cursor IDE, allowing users to create, configure, and connect their own tools and commands with simple setup and deployment options to Heroku or locally.
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Feb 08 2025
This MCP server facilitates deploying custom tool servers for Cursor IDE, allowing users to create, configure, and connect their own tools and commands with simple setup and deployment options to Heroku or locally.
Added on:
Created by:
Feb 08 2025
Kirill Markin
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What is example-mcp-server?
The MCP server template provides a ready-to-use platform for developers to extend Cursor IDE’s capabilities by creating custom tools and commands. It supports deployment on Heroku or local setups using Docker or traditional methods. Users can easily configure the server, add their tools, and connect via SSE or stdio transports. It simplifies the process of enhancing Cursor IDE with personalized automation, development tools, or integrations, without requiring complex programming, making it ideal for developers who want quick customization and deployment.
Who will use example-mcp-server?
- Developers wanting to extend Cursor IDE with custom tools
- Software engineers seeking easy deployment of MCP servers
- Automation and customization enthusiasts for Cursor IDE
How to use the example-mcp-server?
- Step 1: Deploy the server on Heroku or set up locally using Docker or Python
- Step 2: Configure the server URL in Cursor IDE settings
- Step 3: Add custom tools and commands to the server
- Step 4: Test and use the new tools within Cursor IDE
example-mcp-server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Create and deploy custom MCP tools
- Connect server via Heroku, Docker, or local setup
- Configure server using environment variables and scripts
- Easily add new commands and tools
The Benefits
- Simplifies extension and customization of Cursor IDE
- Flexible deployment options
- User-friendly configuration and setup
- Supports rapid development and testing
example-mcp-server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Extending Cursor IDE with custom development tools
- Automating workflows within Cursor IDE
- Integrating additional commands for improved productivity
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