What is the MCP protocol?
MCP (Model Control Protocol) enables communication between Cursor IDE and AI language models like Claude, allowing custom server implementations for AI features.
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A guide and implementation for creating your own MCP (Model Control Protocol) server for Cursor integration
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This guide explains how to implement an MCP (Model Control Protocol) server that bridges Cursor IDE with AI language models like Claude. It is intended for developers who want to create custom server implementations for AI-powered features in Cursor.
Follow the prerequisites and installation steps, create a configuration file, then integrate the server with Cursor IDE by setting the custom MCP server URL in the AI Settings.
MCP (Model Control Protocol) enables communication between Cursor IDE and AI language models like Claude, allowing custom server implementations for AI features.
The server requires Python 3.8+, FastAPI, an Anthropic API key (for Claude integration), and Cursor IDE.
In Cursor IDE, go to Settings → AI Settings, set the Custom MCP Server URL to your server address, and add the authentication token if enabled.
Main endpoints are `/v1/chat/completions`, `/v1/health`, and `/v1/models`. A WebSocket endpoint is available at `/ws` for real-time communication.
Authentication is configured in the `config.json` file under the `security` section. It can be enabled/disabled and uses a secret auth token. Rate limiting (60 requests per minute) is also managed here.
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