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@tages/cursor-plugin

v0.1.0

Published

Install Tages as an MCP server in Cursor (writes .cursor/mcp.json).

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Keywords

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Readme

@tages/cursor-plugin

Install Tages as an MCP server in Cursor.

One-line install

npx @tages/cursor-plugin

Writes .cursor/mcp.json in the current directory with a tages MCP server entry. Restart Cursor; the Tages tools appear in the MCP panel.

Options

| Flag | Behavior | |---|---| | (no flags) | Write to ./.cursor/mcp.json (project-scoped, recommended) | | --global | Write to ~/.cursor/mcp.json (applies to every project) | | --dry-run | Print the config block to stdout instead of writing | | --force | Overwrite an existing "tages" entry | | --help | Show usage |

Add to Cursor (one-click)

After publishing to the Cursor Directory, this section will include a cursor:// deep-link button. For now, the npx one-liner above is the canonical install.

Env vars

The plugin writes placeholder env values:

  • TAGES_SUPABASE_URL
  • TAGES_SUPABASE_ANON_KEY
  • TAGES_PROJECT_ID

Fill them in from your Tages project dashboard (~/.config/tages/projects/<slug>.json has the same values if you've already run tages init). Tages falls back to local-only mode when these are unset, so you can start using memory immediately and add cloud sync later.

Related packages

  • @tages/server — the MCP server (stdio transport) the plugin installs
  • @tages/cli — command-line interface for managing memories outside Cursor

License

MIT.