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Cursor MCP Installer

MCP Server

Easily install and configure MCP servers within Cursor IDE

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About

A Model Context Protocol server that automates the installation of other MCP servers, providing tools for npm, local directory installs, and configuration integration. It streamlines server setup directly from the Cursor IDE.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

MCP Installer in Action

The Cursor MCP Installer is a lightweight, yet powerful tool that streamlines the deployment of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers directly within the Cursor IDE. It addresses a common pain point for developers: the repetitive, manual steps required to discover, install, and configure new MCP services. By automating these tasks, the installer lets teams focus on building intelligent workflows rather than wrestling with package managers and configuration files.

At its core, the installer exposes a set of high‑level commands—, , and . These commands allow a user to fetch an MCP server from either the npm registry or a GitHub repository, install it into the local environment, and automatically inject the resulting configuration into Cursor’s . Once installed, the new server appears in the sidebar alongside Claude, ready for immediate use. This end‑to‑end automation removes the need to manually edit JSON, run , or restart the IDE for each new service.

Key capabilities include intelligent path handling, OpenAPI schema detection, and robust discovery of local directories. The installer can infer the correct entry point for a package, detect whether an OpenAPI schema is present, and generate the necessary MCP configuration on the fly. This means that developers can simply ask Claude to “install the web search MCP server,” and the installer will resolve dependencies, install the package, and expose a ready‑to‑use tool within minutes.

Real‑world use cases span from rapid prototyping of new AI services to continuous integration pipelines that automatically provision MCP servers as part of a deployment workflow. For example, a data science team can request the installation of an OpenAPI exploration server to quickly test API contracts, while a DevOps team can use the installer in CI scripts to ensure that all required MCP services are available before running integration tests.

Because it integrates seamlessly with the Cursor IDE’s native sidebar and Claude’s conversational interface, the installer offers a frictionless experience. Developers can trigger installations with natural language commands, watch the progress in real time, and immediately start interacting with the new MCP server—all without leaving their coding environment. This tight coupling between tooling, AI assistants, and the IDE is a unique advantage that sets the Cursor MCP Installer apart from generic package managers.