Best MCP Servers for Cursor

Top 20 of 117 MCP servers that work with Cursor, ranked by security score — every entry below is human-reviewed, not just scraped. Every row has a one-click config for Cursor — no need to open each page.

Cursor supports MCP at two levels: a project config (.cursor/mcp.json, checked into the repo and shared with your team) and a global config (~/.cursor/mcp.json, available in every project). Both use the same mcpServers format, so a server can move from personal to shared with a copy-paste.

Cursor also has a Settings panel (Settings → MCP) that lists every configured server and whether it started successfully, which is the fastest way to confirm a new entry is actually working before you rely on it mid-task.

Recommended for Cursor

Picked for the kind of work Cursor is actually used for, not just the highest score overall.

#ServerSecurity scoreStarsLanguageConfig
1

Git repositories accessed and manipulated through AI-driven automation workflows.

7188,628TypeScript
2

Postman workspaces, collections, and environments within AI coding assistants.

58285TypeScript
3

GitHub repositories, issues, pull requests, and CI/CD workflows accessed via AI agents.

7831,551Go
4

Forgejo and Gitea repository management for AI assistants and automation tools.

4263Go
5

Automate browser interaction via structured accessibility snapshots for LLM agents.

7135,263TypeScript

Full ranking

#ServerSecurity scoreStarsLanguageConfig
1

Supabase project database management through AI assistants.

962,820TypeScript
2

ClickHouse database queries and chDB engine operations via MCP.

88826Python
3

GitHub repositories, issues, pull requests, and CI/CD workflows accessed via AI agents.

7831,551Go
4

Jira, Confluence, and Bitbucket data access for your AI-powered workflows.

76871JavaScript
5

Sentry error, issue, and performance data for AI coding assistants.

76781TypeScript
6

Miro board data management including diagramming and task tracking for AI assistants.

73141TypeScript
7

Webflow site data and content management via the Model Context Protocol for AI assistants.

73133TypeScript
8

Manage, create, and organize Contentful entries and assets via AI-driven commands.

7357TypeScript
9

Dynamic step-by-step reasoning processes to decompose and refine complex AI problem-solving.

7188,628TypeScript
10

Retrieve and convert web page content into markdown for AI model processing.

7188,628TypeScript
11

IANA timezone conversions and system time lookups for AI agents.

7188,628TypeScript
12

Local directory and file management for MCP clients with path-based access control.

7188,628TypeScript
13

Git repositories accessed and manipulated through AI-driven automation workflows.

7188,628TypeScript
14

Persistent knowledge graph memory enabling AI to recall entities and relations across chats.

7188,628TypeScript
15

Automate browser interaction via structured accessibility snapshots for LLM agents.

7135,263TypeScript
16

AWS infrastructure and service management for your local AI model context protocol.

719,468Python
17

Web search, code search, and company research capabilities for AI assistants.

714,743TypeScript
18

ElevenLabs text-to-speech and audio processing for your AI assistant.

711,479Python
19

Notion databases and pages integration for AI models using TypeScript-based MCP tools.

684,539TypeScript
20

Manage Cloudflare Workers, logs, and services using natural language prompts.

683,958TypeScript

MCP + Cursor: frequently asked questions

How do I add an MCP server to Cursor?

Add an entry under "mcpServers" in .cursor/mcp.json (project-only) or ~/.cursor/mcp.json (all projects), then reload Cursor.

What's the difference between project and global MCP config in Cursor?

.cursor/mcp.json in a repo only applies there and can be committed for a team; ~/.cursor/mcp.json applies to every project you open.

How do I check if an MCP server is actually running in Cursor?

Open Settings → MCP — it lists each configured server with its live status, so you can catch a broken command before you start relying on it.

Do I need to restart Cursor after editing mcp.json?

A reload is enough — no full quit-and-reopen required.