"GitHub Project or Tool Related to Cursor Functionality" matching MCP servers:

Enables agentic co-authoring of feature specs, decomposition into architecture-validated tickets, and idempotent syncing to Linear as projects with epics, sub-issues, and dependencies.

MCP server for project planning inside Claude. It tracks progress, knows your codebase, and resumes exactly where you left off every session.

MCP server that exposes project status tools (plan, milestones, RAID items, blockers) allowing AI assistants to retrieve and analyze project information via natural language.

MCP server for IDEA Base — AI-powered project management. Manage projects, tasks, and time tracking directly from Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible AI tool.

Remote MCP server for AI-powered competitor intelligence, enabling real-time analysis of any product URL through tools like analyze_competitor and report retrieval.

Turns your AI host into a product videographer — scripted screen recordings of your own web app with a gliding cursor, camera zooms, highlight callouts, captions, and branded transitions, plus marketing-grade screenshots. Automatic dark-frame cleanup and MP4/GIF export. Free, MIT, 100% local — no account, no API keys.

MCP server for Taiga project management, enabling LLM clients to inspect and manage projects, work items, sprints, comments, attachments, and wiki pages via 6 op-dispatching tools.

Provides a comprehensive creative thinking tool with methods like structured process, perspective shift, and constraint-based innovation to enhance divergent thinking.

Pre-build reality check for AI coding agents. Scans GitHub, Hacker News, npm, PyPI & Product Hunt in parallel — returns a 0-100 reality signal with real competitor data.

Enables AI assistants such as Claude, Cursor, and Codex to pull structured, source-backed, dated competitive intelligence — positioning, pricing, ads, social, reviews, hiring, momentum, and exploitable weaknesses — for any company in the universe, alongside the user's own projects, reports, battlecards, timelines, and evidence. Read-only by default, with optional opt-in competitor creation and plan-gated tools for deeper analysis.

A Model Context Protocol server that provides Monte Carlo forecasting tools for project duration, cost, completion dates, and sensitivity analysis using three-point estimates and historical throughput.

An MCP server for accelerator programs to query, review, and manage startup applications via natural language. It enables searching applications by sector or impact score, fetching full application details with reviewer notes, listing pending reviews, and flagging applications for panel discussion.

Enables agents to evaluate whether a product-adoption message is worth sending by applying a fixed, evidence-based rubric to a draft, recipient context, evidence, and the agent's own assessment, returning a send, revise, or hold recommendation with a score and reasons.

Enables read-only queries across App Store Connect and Google Play from one toolset, letting users list apps, track release states, and review merged store feedback without extra dependencies or credentials in demo mode.

Enables natural language control of OmniPlan 4 on macOS, allowing creation and manipulation of tasks, resources, dependencies, and project metadata through MCP-compatible agents.

MCP server for AI agents providing 300 curated Japanese home & lifestyle products across 31 categories. Features mm-precision dimension search, related-item chains (1 product → 3-5 accessories), shelf+storage coordination, and Rakuten/Amazon affiliate links.

MCP server for Tracetify — trace how any product actually grew, without leaving Claude Code or Cursor.

Lets an AI agent read a Pyxis dashboard's analytics — overviews, funnels, devices, acquisition, backend requests, visits and project settings — using a read-only access token created by an admin and revocable at any time. It runs locally over stdio, holds no state, and exposes only GET-style reads of the live Pyxis API.

Mines public App Store and Steam reviews to surface the complaints, rating drops per version, and common pain points across one app or a set of competitors, with no API keys required. Enables natural-language comparison of up to eight apps or games by country and category so users can spot product opportunities and gaps.

re-backlog idea management with decision tracking, signal aggregation, and RICE scoring. Captures product feedback from Slack, Teams, Discord, and GitHub