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Add MCP servers to Cursor IDE with one click. Unyly catalog generates Cursor-compatible install via cursor:// deeplink protocol.
▸ TL;DR
The simplest path: open Unyly catalog, find the MCP you need, and hit the one-click install button — no JSON editing required. Unyly auto-detects your client and generates the right config.
Find the MCP you need at unyly.org. Categories: code review, devops, design, productivity.
On the MCP page, switch to the Cursor tab. The "Add to Cursor" button appears.
Browser opens Cursor via the cursor:// deeplink with the MCP config pre-filled. Click Add.
In Cursor, Cmd+Shift+P → "Reload Window". The new MCP shows up in Settings → MCP Servers.
Cursor supports stdio MCPs (the standard). Some HTTP-only or hosted MCPs work via Cursor Pro's remote connectors feature.
~/.cursor/mcp.json on macOS/Linux, %USERPROFILE%\.cursor\mcp.json on Windows. Unyly writes there automatically.
The simplest way to install any Model Context Protocol server in Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor or VS Code. One click via Unyly, zero JSON editing.
Install any MCP server in Claude Desktop without touching claude_desktop_config.json. Uses Unyly deeplink protocol — one click and you are done.
Add MCP servers to Claude Code (CLI) with one command. Browse Unyly catalog, get the exact `claude mcp add` line, paste in terminal.
Skip the JSON. Skip the terminal. One-click MCP install for Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Cursor via Unyly deeplinks. 15,000+ MCPs in the catalog.