Cursor
1-Click SSE / MCPOne-Click Persistent Context & MCP Server for Cursor IDE
Static .cursorrules files quickly go stale, clutter your repository, and don't adapt when your preferences, libraries, or architecture evolve across projects.
Meto serves a live, verified Model Context Protocol endpoint that Cursor Composer queries on-demand, injecting your validated coding directives and architecture preferences into every conversation.
Key Advantages with Cursor
Step-by-Step Configuration Guide
One-Click Connect (Fastest)
Click the Connect button on your Meto dashboard to trigger the native cursor:// deeplink. Cursor will automatically add Meto to your installed MCP servers.
Manual Configuration in Cursor Settings
Open Cursor → Settings (Gear icon) → Features → MCP. Click 'Add New MCP Server', select SSE, and paste your live Meto endpoint URL.
{
"mcpServers": {
"meto": {
"url": "https://www.metoctx.com/api/mcp/your-username",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer meto_mcp_your_personal_token"
}
}
}
}Verify Connection in Composer
Open Cursor Composer (Cmd+I or Ctrl+I) and type: 'Use my Meto MCP profile — summarize who I am and my tech stack.' Cursor will invoke the Meto tool and acknowledge your stack.
Use my Meto MCP profile — summarize who I am and my tech stack.Frequently Asked Questions
Does Meto replace my project-specific .cursorrules?
Meto complements project-specific rules. Meto manages your global developer identity, preferred libraries, coding style, and personal directives so you never have to re-introduce your background in any repository.
Is Cursor MCP communication secure?
Yes. All requests are authenticated via personal Bearer tokens over HTTPS. Your tokens can be revoked or regenerated at any time from your Meto security settings.
Ready to give Cursor persistent memory?
Create your Meto profile in 2 minutes. Fill in your stack once, and never repeat your setup again.