MCP Server Cursor Plugin

Cursor plugin for Brightdome MCP workflows. It provides:

• MCP connection config for server tools.
• Skill markdown/orchestration for Brightdome docs, presentations, brand enforcement, and plugin installation.
• MCP server tool guidance under skills/mcp-server-tools.

Multi-plugin Marketplace Layout

This repository now acts as a marketplace root with multiple installable plugin packages:

• packages/mcp-tooling - MCP connection + MCP tool workflows
• packages/jira-enhancement - Jira card lookup/update skill guidance for MCP users
• packages/dev-standards - development skills and engineering rules
• packages/brand-docs - brand, docs, and presentations skills

The marketplace index is defined in .cursor-plugin/marketplace.json.

Install

• From team marketplace: Add this repository as a team marketplace in Cursor (Dashboard → Settings → Plugins). Then install the plugin from the marketplace panel in Cursor.
• From clone: Clone this repo and add it as a plugin in Cursor (e.g. via the plugin panel or /add-plugin with the path to this directory).

Configuration

After installing, you must configure the MCP server URL and your API key:

1. MCP endpoint URL — Your deployed MCP server URL (e.g. https://<api-id>.execute-api.<region>.amazonaws.com/mcp). Get it from your admin or from the server stack output.
2. API key — Your API key (admin or scoped). Set it in Cursor's MCP settings as the Authorization: Bearer <key> header, or configure the ${API_KEY} / ${MCP_ENDPOINT_URL} placeholders if your Cursor version supports environment variables for MCP.

Do not commit real API keys or URLs to this repository.

Persistent environment variable setup

If you prefer using the ${API_KEY} placeholder in .mcp.json, set those environment variables once on your OS.

Windows (PowerShell)

setx stores values persistently for your user account:

setx API_KEY "<your-api-key>"

Close and reopen Cursor after running setx so the app picks up the new variables.

macOS

For zsh (default shell on modern macOS), append exports to ~/.zshrc:

echo 'export API_KEY="<your-api-key>"' >> ~/.zshrc
source ~/.zshrc

For bash, use ~/.bash_profile instead:

echo 'export API_KEY="<your-api-key>"' >> ~/.bash_profile
source ~/.bash_profile

Included Skills

• skills/brightdome-docs
• skills/brightdome-presentations
• skills/bd-brand-enforcer
• skills/bd-install-plugin
• skills/mcp-server-tools

Presentations

• presentations/README.md - Brightdome deck content for "Cursor Skills 101" (skills creation and comparison against rules, hooks, and MCP server tools).