MCP Server Manager for Cursor

What is MCP Server Manager for Cursor?

MCP Server Manager for Cursor is a tool designed to simplify the management of multiple Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers in a local development environment. It provides a unified configuration approach and a command-line interface (CLI) for starting, stopping, updating, and checking the status of MCP servers.

How to use MCP Server Manager?

To use the MCP Server Manager, you can run CLI commands using deno task (e.g., deno task start) or directly execute the main module with deno run -A src/mod.ts <command> [options]. Configuration files for each server are located in the servers/ directory, and environment variables are stored in .env files.

Key features of MCP Server Manager?

• Centralized management of multiple MCP servers.
• Unified configuration files for server properties.
• CLI commands for starting, stopping, and checking server status.
• Health validation for servers to ensure they are running correctly.

Use cases of MCP Server Manager?

1. Managing multiple MCP servers for different services like Jira, Slack, and Confluence.
2. Simplifying the setup and configuration of servers in a corporate environment.
3. Automating the start and stop processes of MCP servers to streamline development workflows.

FAQ from MCP Server Manager?

• Can I manage multiple types of MCP servers?

Yes! The MCP Server Manager supports both HTTP/SSE and STDIO server types.

• Is there a way to check the status of my servers?

Yes! You can use the deno task status command to check the current status of all configured servers.

• How do I add a new MCP server?

You can create a configuration file in the servers/ directory using templates provided in the examples/ directory.