Business Central MCP Server

What is Business Central MCP Server?

It provides standardized development rules and context for Business Central projects, optimized for use with Cursor editor. The server offers static JSON-based rules that are automatically applied to team members working in Cursor.

How to use Business Central MCP Server?

Clone or copy bc-rules.json and .cursor-context to your project. Cursor editor automatically applies these rules. Administrators can edit bc-rules.json directly or use a MongoDB database to manage rules dynamically, then run node scripts/generateRules.js to update the static file.

Key features of Business Central MCP Server

• Static JSON-based rules for Cursor editor
• Easy deployment to Render.com
• Falls back to static mode without a database connection
• Rules automatically applied to all team members

Use cases of Business Central MCP Server

• Enforcing Business Central development standards across a team
• Providing consistent coding context in Cursor editor
• Rapid deployment of a rule server via Render
• Managing rules through a MongoDB database for dynamic updates

FAQ from Business Central MCP Server

What is the purpose of this server?

It delivers standardized development rules and context for Business Central projects, primarily for use with the Cursor editor.

How do I use the rules in my project?

Copy bc-rules.json and .cursor-context into your project; Cursor will automatically pick up and apply the rules.

Does it require a database?

No. It works in a fallback mode without a database connection, serving static rules from the JSON file.

How do I deploy the server?

Use the provided ./scripts/deployRender.sh script, push the repository to GitHub, and connect it to Render.com. Set the environment variables NODE_ENV, MCP_SERVER_PORT, and optionally MONGODB_URI.

How do I update or manage rules?

Administrators can edit bc-rules.json directly or store rules in a MongoDB database and run node scripts/generateRules.js to update the static file from the database.