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▸ TL;DR
Same as macOS: install Node.js (with npm in PATH), open Claude Desktop / Cursor / Claude Code, install via Unyly one-click. Windows-specific: use PowerShell as admin if `where node` returns nothing, and prefer the official Node.js installer (not Chocolatey) for PATH simplicity.
See install guidesMCPs work identically on Windows once Node.js is in PATH. Steps: (1) Install Node.js from nodejs.org — accept the default PATH setup. (2) Open PowerShell, run `where node` — should return a path. If it doesn't, restart your shell or add Node to PATH manually. (3) Open Claude Desktop. Config lives at %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json. (4) Use Unyly for one-click install — it writes the right config. (5) Quit Claude completely (right-click tray → Quit) and reopen. Common issues: PowerShell execution policy blocking npm, antivirus quarantining npm packages, or PATH not refreshed. Fixes: `Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope CurrentUser RemoteSigned`, whitelist node.exe in AV, restart.
Yes. Cursor supports MCP servers natively. Install via Unyly (one-click cursor:// deeplink) or hand-edit ~/.cursor/mcp.json. After install, reload Cursor (Cmd+Shift+P → Reload Window).
Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code (with MCP extension), Continue.dev, Cline, Zed. The list grows monthly. Unyly generates install instructions for the major clients automatically.