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awesome-cursor-mpc-server

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Written as a tutorial rather than a finished product, it gives Cursor three extra abilities: ask a stronger reasoning model to draft a plan for a feature, feed a screenshot of a design into the editor, and turn your uncommitted changes into a code review. The author says plainly that it is a demo and that issues will not be fixed, and there have been no commits since February 2025. You supply your own OpenAI key and build it yourself.

Unmaintained · no commits since February 2025; author says issues will not be fixed
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Get a plan drafted before I start building a feature Hand a design screenshot to my editor to work from Turn my uncommitted changes into a code review Learn how a small MCP server is put together

README

🤖 AI Development Assistant MCP Server

Welcome to your AI-powered development toolkit, designed as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Cursor! This project provides intelligent coding assistance through custom AI tools. Note that this is mostly a tutorial demo, and not a production-ready tool.

✨ Features

🎨 Code Architect

Call advanced reasoning LLMs to generate plans and instructions for coding agents.

📸 Screenshot Buddy

Take UI design screenshots and use them with the composer agent.

🔍 Code Review

Use git diffs to trigger code reviews.

🚀 Getting Started

1. Environment Setup

First, you'll need to set up your environment variables. Create a file at src/env/keys.ts:

export const OPENAI_API_KEY = "your_key_here";
// Add any other keys you need

⚠️ Security Note: Storing API keys directly in source code is not recommended for production environments. This is only for local development and learning purposes. You can set the env var inline in the Cursor MCP interface as well.

awesome-cursor-mpc-server FAQ

Is this still maintained?
No. The last commit was February 2025, and the author states it is a tutorial demo and that issues will not be fixed.
Should I use this in real work?
Treat it as a worked example to learn from or fork, not as a finished tool to depend on.
Which app does it work in?
It was written specifically for Cursor and is added through Cursor's settings.
Do I need a key?
Yes. Your own OpenAI key, which the instructions have you place in a file or type into Cursor's settings.
Can I use this to review my code changes?
Yes, that is one of its three tools, though you have to build the project yourself first.