Why this server?
Explicitly designed as a bridge between Claude's desktop application and the Cursor editor for seamless AI-powered automation.
Why this server?
A foundational template specifically created for developers extending Cursor's functionality with custom Model Context Protocol tools.
Why this server?
Enables integration with Jira for viewing, creating, and updating tickets directly from the Cursor IDE environment.
Why this server?
Provides AI assistants with access to Cursor IDE's internal SQLite databases, allowing retrieval of project data, chat history, and composer information.
Why this server?
A specific productivity integration that enables control of Spotify playback and actions through natural language within Cursor Composer.
Why this server?
A memory system focused on AI assistants (specifically mentions Claude) but designed for the Cursor ecosystem to provide persistent context retention.
Why this server?
Integrates design workflows by allowing Cursor AI to communicate with Figma to read designs and generate code programmatically.
Why this server?
Enables context sharing (chat logs, terminal history) between multiple AI coding assistants, including Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex.
Why this server?
A specialized MCP server built for Cursor IDE, providing real-time communication and extensible tools for the editor environment.
Why this server?
A generalized persistent memory server that explicitly lists Cursor among its compatible AI client applications.