Guide
Best MCP Servers for Cursor
MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers give Cursor's AI agent access to your tools: databases, GitHub, docs, design files and more. Below are the 9 servers in the MCPSeeker registry that support Cursor, sorted by GitHub stars, followed by how to install them.
The list
Manage repos, issues, PRs and code search via the GitHub API.
Read-only database access with schema inspection for Postgres.
Read channels, post messages and search your Slack workspace.
Feed Figma layouts and design tokens straight into your coding agent.
Search, read and update pages and databases in Notion.
Semantic memory layer backed by the Qdrant vector database.
Run analytical queries on ClickHouse clusters with safe defaults.
Pull issues, stack traces and releases from Sentry into your agent.
Up-to-date docs.rs lookups for crates, traits and functions.
How to install an MCP server in Cursor
- Open the server's page above and choose Cursor in the config generator.
- Fill in any keys it asks for (for example an API token), then copy the JSON.
- Paste it into
~/.cursor/mcp.jsonto use it in every project, or.cursor/mcp.jsoninside one project. If the file already has anmcpServersblock, add the new entry inside it. - Open Cursor Settings → MCP and check the server shows as enabled, then ask the agent to use it.
A finished file looks like this:
{
"mcpServers": {
"github": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@modelcontextprotocol/server-github"],
"env": { "GITHUB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN": "<your token>" }
}
}
}