How to Install mcp-domain-availability MCP in Cursor

To install the mcp-domain-availability MCP server in Cursor, click the install button below (deep-link) — Cursor opens and adds the server. No JSON editing needed.

Install link

cursor://anysphere.cursor-deeplink/mcp/install?name=mcp-domain-availability&config=eyJjb21tYW5kIjoibnB4IiwiYXJncyI6WyIteSIsIkBzbWl0aGVyeS9jbGkiLCJydW4iLCJpbXBydmh1Yi9tY3AtZG9tYWluLWF2YWlsYWJpbGl0eSJdfQ%3D%3D

1-click install via Unyly

1
Click the install button
Cursor opens automatically.
2
Confirm
Approve adding the MCP server.
3
Done
The server is connected; a restart is usually not required.

Where the config lives

Cursor reads MCP servers from ~/.cursor/mcp.json (global — all projects) or .cursor/mcp.json in a project root (that project only). The install deep-link writes the global file.

Project vs global scope

The global file makes the server available everywhere; a project .cursor/mcp.json scopes it to that repo and can be committed so your team gets it automatically.

Verify it works

Open Cursor → Settings → MCP — the server should be listed with a green indicator. A red one means it failed to start.

If the tools don’t appear

· Restart Cursor fully (not just the window).
· Check the command/config for typos; validate the JSON if applicable.
· Make sure Node.js or uv is installed (for npx/uvx servers).
· Check Cursor’s logs — the server may have crashed on start (missing env var, bad token).

How many servers is too many

Every connected server adds its tools to the model’s context. Past ~40–60 tools, selection accuracy drops. Keep only the servers you use enabled, or reach the whole catalog through a gateway — one connection instead of dozens.

Removing mcp-domain-availability

Remove the entry from ~/.cursor/mcp.json (or the project file), or toggle it off in Cursor → Settings → MCP.

Install mcp-domain-availability in another client

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FAQ

Do I need to edit JSON by hand?

No. In Cursor it's a command or a deep-link; on Unyly the Install button writes the config for you.

Where is the Cursor config file?

Cursor keeps MCP servers in its own settings — installing via command/button means you never touch a file by hand.

The MCP isn’t showing up — what do I do?

Restart Cursor, check the command/config for typos, and make sure Node.js / a package runner is installed if the server runs via npx/uvx.

How do I update mcp-domain-availability?

Servers run via npx/uvx pull the latest version on launch. Otherwise, reinstall the same way.

Is it safe to install mcp-domain-availability?

An MCP server runs with your client’s permissions and access to its data. Install it with the same caution as any npm package: check the source and keep secrets in env. Verified servers on Unyly have passed a security scan.

Does mcp-domain-availability cost anything?

Browsing and installing on Unyly is free. The server itself may need a third-party API key — that’s billed by the service, not by Unyly.

Can I use mcp-domain-availability in ChatGPT or claude.ai?

Not directly: mcp-domain-availability is a local (stdio) server, and ChatGPT/claude.ai only accept remote MCPs. Use the Unyly gateway to expose local servers as one remote endpoint.

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