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MCP Servers: Enhanced Productivity & Real-Time Collaboration

Streamline AI model workflows with MCP servers seamlessly integrated into Cursor IDE—enhance productivity, real-time collaboration, and scalability for modern development teams.

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About MCP Servers

What is MCP Servers: Enhanced Productivity & Real-Time Collaboration?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) Servers are integration tools designed to extend the capabilities of AI coding assistants within the Cursor IDE. By connecting AI workflows to external services and data sources, these servers enhance productivity through real-time collaboration features, persistent memory, and contextual data access. They enable developers to streamline workflows by leveraging external tools like file systems, search engines, and APIs directly within their coding environment.

Key Features of MCP Servers

Core functionalities include:

  • File System Access: Read/write operations and directory management for seamless file handling.
  • Persistent Memory: Retain session data and preferences across coding sessions to maintain context.
  • Web Integration: Fetch real-time data from APIs or websites and leverage Brave Search for contextual web queries.
  • Task Management
    • : Track progress and organize workflows with code-aware task prioritization.

MCP Servers Features

How to Use MCP Servers

To deploy and configure MCP Servers:

  1. Install via Smithery: Run npx -y @smithery/cli install @GrandMasterK414/mcp-servers --client claude for automatic setup.
  2. Local Development: Clone the repository, install dependencies, and start servers using npm install and npm start within each server directory.
  3. Cursor IDE Integration: Navigate to Settings > Extensions > MCP, configure server endpoints, and restart the IDE.

Refer to SMITHERY_SETUP.md or DIRECT_SETUP.md for detailed steps.

Use Cases of MCP Servers

Typical applications include:

  • Collaborative coding with real-time file sharing and version tracking.
  • Automating repetitive tasks via API data ingestion and code generation.
  • Maintaining focus through persistent memory of project-specific preferences.
  • Contextual web research during development via Brave Search integration.
  • Task prioritization with progress tracking for large-scale projects.

MCP Servers FAQ

FAQ from MCP Servers

Q: How do I troubleshoot server connectivity issues?

Check server logs, ensure the service is running, and confirm Cursor’s configuration matches the server endpoint. Restart the IDE if needed.

Q: Can I contribute new server types?

Yes. Submit Pull Requests with documentation and adherence to MCP standards. Guidelines are outlined in the repository’s root directory.

Q: What licenses apply?

All components are MIT-licensed, allowing free use and modification. Review the LICENSE file for terms.

Content

Model Context Protocol (MCP) Servers

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A collection of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers configured for optimal integration with Cursor IDE. This repository contains a collection of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers configured for integration with Cursor IDE. main

What are MCP Servers?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers allow AI coding assistants in Cursor IDE to interact with external tools and services. They extend the capabilities of the AI by providing access to additional context, data, and functionality.

Available Servers

This repository includes the following MCP servers:

FileSystem Server

Provides access to the local file system, allowing AI assistants to read, write, and manage files and directories.

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Installing via Smithery

To install MCP Servers for Claude Desktop automatically via Smithery:

npx -y @smithery/cli install @GrandMasterK414/mcp-servers --client claude

Local Development

Memory Server

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Enables persistent memory storage across coding sessions, allowing the AI to remember context and preferences.

Brave Search Server

Integrates with Brave Search API to enable web search capabilities for the AI assistant.

Fetch Server

Allows the AI assistant to fetch data from external APIs and websites.

Task Manager Server

Provides task management with contextual code awareness and progress tracking, helping developers maintain focus and context across coding sessions.

Local Development

To develop and run these servers locally:

  1. Clone this repository
  2. Navigate to the specific server directory
  3. Install dependencies: npm install
  4. Start the server: npm start

Each server directory contains its own README with specific setup instructions.

Deployment on Smithery

These servers can be easily deployed using Smithery. See SMITHERY_SETUP.md for detailed instructions.

Integration with Cursor IDE

To use these servers with Cursor IDE:

  1. Open Cursor IDE
  2. Go to Settings > Extensions > MCP
  3. Add the server configuration (examples provided in each server's README)
  4. Save and restart Cursor

See DIRECT_SETUP.md for quick setup instructions.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues:

  1. Check the server logs
  2. Verify your server is running and accessible
  3. Ensure your Cursor configuration is correct
  4. Restart Cursor IDE

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

License

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