cursor-status-mcp

## How to Use 1. Global Installation ```bash npm install -g cursor-status ``` 2. Add Configuration in mcp ```json { "mcpServers": { "cursor-status": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "cursor-status"] } } } ``` ## Rules Place the following rules in `userRules` for global effect, or in the `.cursorrules` file in the project root directory for project-specific effect. - At the start of each conversation, first call the `set_cursor_status` tool with the status "Working: [Description]" - Before the end of each conversation, the `set_cursor_status` tool must be called, even if there is no code output. If you just want to confirm details, as long as the output has stopped, use the status "Work Finished: [Summary]" ## Implementation Principle This mcp provides a tool `set_cursor_status`, which uses rules to call this tool at the beginning and end of each conversation, thereby transmitting the cursor's status. This tool does only one thing internally: it sends a GET request to `http://127.0.0.1:4090/status?cursor_status=xxxx`. Then, a client is written to receive this request and parse the request parameters, thus achieving tracking and displaying of the cursor status. ## License MIT