Logggai MCP Server

Overview

The Logggai MCP Server lets you integrate Logggai with Cursor (and other MCP agents) locally (stdio), providing a native and secure experience.

🚀 Cursor MCP Onboarding (local)

1. Get your Logggai MCP Token

• Get your Unkey API key from the LOGGGAI dashboard at /api-keys
• Generate MCP token: curl -X POST https://logggai.run/api/auth/apikey -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_UNKEY_API_KEY"
• Copy the access_token from the response

2. Add Logggai to Cursor

• Click the “Add to Cursor” button on the Logggai website or
• Manually add to your .cursor/mcp.json:

  {
    "mcpServers": {
      "logggai": {
        "command": "node",
        "args": ["/path/to/logggai-mcp/index.js"],
        "env": {
          "API_KEY": "your_jwt_mcp_token_here"
        }
      }
    }
  }

3. Run the MCP server locally (via npm)

• Prerequisite: Node.js and npm installed
• The MCP server will be launched automatically by Cursor via npx logggai-mcp (no need to run it manually)
• If needed, you can run it manually:

  npx logggai-mcp

4. Authentication Details

• The server uses JWT MCP tokens generated from Unkey API keys
• Process: Unkey API Key → JWT MCP Token (via /api/auth/apikey) → API_KEY env var
• JWT tokens have specific claims:
  • Audience: logggai-mcp
  • Issuer: logggai
  • Scopes: ["agent"]
  • Algorithm: RS256
• All Logggai tools are available in Cursor (sync_commits, create_post, etc.)
• Security is ensured by JWT signature verification

5. Deeplink synchronization

• If you publish a new npm version or change the config, rerun the deeplink generation script to update the “Add to Cursor” button

6. Official documentation

• Cursor MCP servers documentation

Made with ❤️ by Thibault Souris & EDEN

License

MIT