This video explains how to use Convex MCP in Cursor to let AI agents query databases and run live queries. It covers setting up MCP, the difference between global and project-specific servers, and how AI can interact with Convex.dev. You’ll also see how to execute real-time database queries in JavaScript.

This post explains how to leverage an OpenAPI schema to generate a type-safe MCP server, add custom resources and scope access to tools.

Integrates with Cursor, Claude Desktop, Windsurf, Cline, and Claude Code 1. Manage and query your Postgres databases 2. Create, update, and delete tenants/customers 3. Create and manage users in each customer/tenant 4. Add B2B auth to your app using LLMs 5. Analyze existing schemas and create new data models

With all this "vibe" coding, many devs think that Cursor and Claude are just for prototypes. While Cursor is great at writing new code, it’s also very effective at structuring code, standardizing, refactoring, and maintaining large projects. It’s super exciting since you can build software 5-30x faster.

My experience with Neovim, Zed, and Cursor.

This is the easiest way to connect your apps related to coding to Cursor. Connect Linear, Github, Slack, Postgres, Sentry and more to help improve your coding workflow.

Using Cursor to ship 20x faster.

We're going to create an MCP server, connect it to Claude Code, and then use it to run any script we want.

Ontorial gives you clear, simple tips to improve shots fast — no guesswork, no overwhelm.

rolling out 0.47, check the updates here :)

MCP server for interacting with Turso-hosted LibSQL databases. It includes tools for listing tables, interrogating db/table schemas, and SELECT queries. More features to come!

Seems nearly impossible to keep up with all these new ai tools coming out every single day- thought perhaps something like this directory would be useful for non-devs

Ideate and create many designs off one prompt

Share knowledge between AI IDEs. Ingest anything from Slack, Discord, websites, Google Drive, Linear or GitHub into a Graphlit project - and then search and retrieve relevant knowledge within an MCP client like Cursor, Windsurf or Cline.

Chat with any MCP server in your own app, just grab a URL from composiohq

You can check availability, check pricing, and register a domain from within cursor using this MCP server.

If you still don't understand the MCP, here's a powerful example showing why it's useful