My-mcp-servers FAQs

Question 1

Are API keys required to use all MCP servers?

Accepted Answer

Yes, some MCP servers require API keys. Specifically, the Brave Search MCP server needs a Brave Search API key, and the GitHub MCP server needs a GitHub Personal Access Token. Refer to the README for details on obtaining these.

Question 2

What are MCP Servers and how do they enhance Cursor?

Accepted Answer

MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers extend Cursor's capabilities by providing specific functionalities like Git automation, web search, and GitHub integration. My-mcp-servers implements these with a focus on security via CodeQL.

Question 3

What kind of security checks are included in My-mcp-servers?

Accepted Answer

My-mcp-servers incorporates CodeQL security checks to protect sensitive data and prevent vulnerabilities, ensuring a safer development environment within Cursor.

Question 4

What are the system requirements for installing My-mcp-servers?

Accepted Answer

You'll need macOS (with Homebrew) or Linux (with apt-get), Python 3.10 or higher, and Node.js 18 or higher. Write permissions in the installation directory are also required.

Question 5

How do I configure MCP servers in Cursor after installation?

Accepted Answer

You'll configure each MCP in Cursor's settings (Settings > Features > MCP) by defining its name, type (stdio), and command. Examples are provided in the README for each MCP server (Git, Brave Search, GitHub, Memory, Sequential Thinking).

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