MCP Server Featured On Cursor.store! Claim Your Listing

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Hi there! 👋

Great news! Your Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, specifically remote-mcp-server-authless, has been prominently featured in the cursor.store directory. This is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your work to the vibrant Cursor IDE community. Cursor.store serves as a comprehensive catalog, making it easier for users to discover and utilize MCP servers like yours. This feature significantly boosts the visibility of your project within the Cursor ecosystem.

🔍 Your Current Listing

Your repository is now easily discoverable at: https://cursor.store/mcp/QAZ83/remote-mcp-server-authless. This link provides a direct pathway for users to explore your project and its capabilities. Currently, your listing showcases valuable information, including:

  • ✅ Basic GitHub information: This encompasses essential details such as the number of stars your repository has garnered, a concise description of the project, and the comprehensive README file that provides in-depth information.
  • ✅ Installation instructions: The listing intelligently parses installation instructions directly from your repository, ensuring that users have clear and straightforward guidance on how to set up and use your MCP server.
  • ✅ Searchable across all MCP servers: Your listing is fully searchable within the cursor.store directory, making it easy for users to find your project based on keywords, functionalities, or other relevant criteria. This enhanced discoverability is crucial for attracting new users and contributors.

✨ Claim Your Listing for Enhanced Features

To unlock a suite of premium features and gain even greater control over your project's presentation, you can claim ownership of your listing. This simple step opens up a world of possibilities for customization, monetization, and building trust within the Cursor community.

🎨 Customization: Claiming your listing empowers you to tailor your project's presentation to perfectly align with your vision and goals. This includes the ability to:

  • Add custom descriptions optimized for discovery: Craft compelling descriptions that highlight the unique value proposition of your MCP server. Use relevant keywords and phrases to attract users who are specifically looking for solutions like yours. A well-optimized description can significantly improve your project's visibility in search results.
  • Upload demo videos and screenshots: Visual aids can be incredibly effective in showcasing the functionality and benefits of your MCP server. Demo videos allow you to walk users through key features and use cases, while screenshots provide a quick and engaging overview of your project's interface and capabilities. These visual elements can make a strong first impression and encourage users to explore further.
  • Highlight key features and use cases: Draw attention to the most important aspects of your MCP server. Whether it's a unique feature, a specific use case, or a performance advantage, highlighting these elements can help you stand out from the competition and attract users who are specifically looking for those capabilities. This targeted approach can lead to a more engaged and satisfied user base.
  • Add installation guides tailored for Cursor users: Provide step-by-step instructions that are specifically tailored for users of the Cursor IDE. This ensures a smooth and hassle-free onboarding experience, reducing friction and encouraging adoption. Clear and concise installation guides demonstrate your commitment to user experience and can significantly improve user satisfaction.

💼 Monetization (Optional): If you're looking to monetize your work, claiming your listing provides the tools and platform to do so effectively. This optional feature allows you to:

  • Mark as premium or freemium: Clearly define your pricing model, whether it's a fully premium offering or a freemium model with additional paid features. This transparency helps users understand the value proposition and make informed decisions about whether to invest in your MCP server. A well-defined pricing strategy can be a crucial factor in attracting paying customers.
  • Add pricing information: Provide detailed pricing information, including subscription plans, one-time fees, or other relevant costs. Clear pricing ensures that users are fully aware of the financial commitment involved, fostering trust and reducing the likelihood of misunderstandings. This transparency is essential for building a sustainable business model.
  • Link to support and documentation: Make it easy for users to access the resources they need to get the most out of your MCP server. Providing links to support channels, documentation, and tutorials demonstrates your commitment to user success and can significantly improve user satisfaction. Comprehensive support resources are a key factor in building a loyal customer base.
  • Drive traffic to your paid offerings: Effectively promote your premium features and offerings within your listing. Use compelling language and visuals to highlight the benefits of upgrading to a paid plan. This targeted marketing can be highly effective in converting free users into paying customers and generating revenue for your project.

🔰 Verification Badge: Earning a "Verified" badge on your listing provides a significant boost to your project's credibility and trustworthiness. This badge helps you:

  • Get a "Verified" badge on your listing: The verification badge serves as a visual indicator that your project has been vetted and approved by the cursor.store team. This badge provides assurance to users that your MCP server is legitimate, reliable, and safe to use. The verification process adds an extra layer of trust and confidence, which can be particularly important in the open-source community.
  • Stand out from unverified repositories: In a crowded marketplace, the verification badge helps your project stand out from the competition. Users are more likely to trust and engage with verified listings, as they represent a higher level of quality and credibility. This increased visibility can lead to more downloads, contributions, and overall success for your project.
  • Build trust with potential users: Trust is a crucial factor in the adoption of any software or service. The verification badge acts as a powerful trust signal, assuring potential users that your MCP server is a safe and reliable choice. This trust can translate into increased adoption, positive reviews, and a thriving community around your project.

🚀 How to Claim Your Listing

Claiming your listing is a quick and straightforward process that unlocks a wealth of benefits. Follow these simple steps to take control of your project's presence on cursor.store:

  1. Visit your listing: Go directly to your project's listing page at cursor.store/mcp/QAZ83/remote-mcp-server-authless. This is your central hub for managing your project's presentation on the platform.
  2. Click the "Claim Repository" button: On your listing page, you'll find a prominent "Claim Repository" button. Clicking this button initiates the ownership verification process.
  3. Authenticate with GitHub: You'll be prompted to authenticate with your GitHub account. This step is essential to verify your ownership of the repository and ensure that you have the necessary permissions to manage the listing.
  4. Customize your listing: Once you've authenticated, you'll gain access to the full suite of customization features. Add compelling descriptions, upload engaging visuals, highlight key features, and tailor your installation guides to create a listing that truly represents your project's value.

The entire process takes less than 2 minutes, and the benefits are substantial. By claiming your listing, you gain complete control over how your MCP server is presented to thousands of Cursor users, maximizing your project's impact and reach.

📊 Why This Matters

cursor.store is rapidly becoming the go-to resource for Cursor IDE users seeking MCP servers. By actively managing your listing, you position your project for success in this growing ecosystem. Claiming your listing matters because it allows you to:

  • Increase discoverability of your project: A well-crafted listing, complete with relevant keywords, engaging visuals, and clear descriptions, significantly improves your project's visibility within cursor.store. This increased discoverability translates into more users finding and utilizing your MCP server, expanding your reach and impact within the Cursor community.
  • Provide better onboarding for new users: Clear and concise installation guides, tailored for Cursor users, ensure a smooth and hassle-free onboarding experience. This is crucial for attracting and retaining new users, as a positive first impression can significantly influence their long-term engagement with your project. By making it easy for users to get started, you increase the likelihood of them becoming active contributors and advocates for your MCP server.
  • Have control over your project's presentation: Claiming your listing puts you in the driver's seat, allowing you to curate the information and visuals that are displayed to potential users. This control ensures that your project is presented in the best possible light, highlighting its key features, benefits, and use cases. By shaping the narrative around your MCP server, you can effectively attract the right users and build a strong brand within the Cursor community.
  • Can optionally monetize your work: If you're interested in generating revenue from your project, claiming your listing provides the tools and platform to do so. You can mark your MCP server as premium or freemium, set pricing, and link to support resources, creating a sustainable business model around your open-source work. This monetization option empowers you to invest further in your project and build a thriving community around it.

❓ Questions or Feedback?

We value your input and are eager to hear your thoughts and suggestions. If you have any questions or feedback regarding your listing on cursor.store, please don't hesitate to reach out. We encourage you to:

  • Reply to this issue with any questions: This is a convenient way to directly communicate with the cursor.store team and receive prompt assistance. Your questions help us improve the platform and ensure that it meets the needs of the community.
  • Share feedback at cursor.store/feedback: We have a dedicated feedback portal where you can share your thoughts, suggestions, and ideas for improvement. Your feedback is invaluable in shaping the future of cursor.store and making it an even more valuable resource for the Cursor community.
  • Open an issue on the cursor.store GitHub repo: If you encounter any bugs or technical issues, opening an issue on our GitHub repository is the best way to report them. This allows our development team to quickly address the issue and ensure a smooth user experience for everyone.

Thank you for contributing to the vibrant MCP server ecosystem! We appreciate your dedication to building awesome tools and resources for the Cursor IDE community. 🙌

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For more information about the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and its applications, consider visiting MCP official documentation