What is MCP Server: VS Code Extensions Installer?
It is an MCP server that installs VS Code extensions from the official marketplace into Cursor IDE.
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MCP tool for automatically installing VS Code extensions in Cursor
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MCP Server: VS Code Extensions Installer is an MCP server that automatically downloads and installs VS Code extensions from the official marketplace into Cursor IDE using natural language queries.
Install it with npm install mcp-server-vscode-extensions, then start the server with npm start. Use the search_extensions tool with a natural language query to find extensions, then call install_extension with the returned publisher, extension name, and version to install.
It is an MCP server that installs VS Code extensions from the official marketplace into Cursor IDE.
Run `npm install mcp-server-vscode-extensions` and then start it with `npm start`.
Use the `search_extensions` tool with a natural language query, then call `install_extension` with the publisher, extension name, and version from the result.
It installs extensions to the Cursor extensions directory, so it is designed specifically for Cursor IDE.
The server handles gzipped VSIX files correctly and validates downloaded extensions before installation.
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