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"How to connect Cursor directly to a MongoDB database without losing state" matching MCP tools:

  • Provision a fresh MongoDB database and get a scoped mongodb:// connection URL, backed by a per-database user.
    MIT
  • Check disk space usage and allocation for a specific Teradata database. Provide the database name to see how much space it is using or has allocated.
    MIT
  • Establish a new connection to a MongoDB instance and receive a connectionId for use with other MongoDB tools. Each call creates a separate, independent connection.
    Apache 2.0
  • Connect the hosted AETumi MCP to Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex with setup instructions for accessing premium 3D web components, templates, and scenes.
    MIT
  • Learn how to connect to Huddo via MCP, CLI, skill, llms.txt, or browser /cmd pages, then join a room, send messages, and wait for replies.
    MIT
  • Connect to a MongoDB Atlas cluster and receive a connectionId for use with other MongoDB tools. Each call creates a new independent connection, allowing multiple concurrent sessions.
    Apache 2.0

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  • Create daemon apps from GitHub or Docker, and database services (PostgreSQL, Redis, MySQL, MongoDB) for Bult projects.
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  • Create a compact continuation document from the current session's state to start a fresh session without losing established context or decisions.
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  • Establish a connection to a MongoDB instance using a connection string. Use this to create a new connection or switch to a different cluster.
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