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Overview

Cursor is an AI-powered code editor with built-in MCP support. You can connect your Logic MCP server to make Logic agents available while you code.

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Prerequisites

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Adding Logic MCP Server

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Using Cursor Settings

  1. Open Cursor Settings → Tools & MCP
  2. Select New MCP Server — this opens your mcp.json
  3. Add your Logic server under mcpServers and save:
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "logic": {
      "url": "[MCP_SERVER_URL]"
    }
  }
}
Parameters:
Logic exposes a Streamable HTTP endpoint, so only the url field is required — no command or transport flag.

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Editing the config directly

You can also edit the config file yourself, at either scope, using the same mcpServers entry shown above:
  • Project — .cursor/mcp.json in your project root (available only in that project)
  • Global — ~/.cursor/mcp.json in your home directory (available in every project)

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Managing MCP Servers

Open Cursor Settings → Tools & MCP to view registered servers, and toggle Logic on or off. To remove it entirely, delete its entry from mcp.json.

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Using Logic Agents

Once configured, Logic agents are available in Cursor’s chat.

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Verifying Your Connection

  1. Open Cursor Settings → Tools & MCP
  2. Find your Logic server in the list
  3. Confirm it shows as enabled with its tools listed
If the server appears and its tools are listed, Logic agents are available for use. You can also check Output → MCP Logs (⇧⌘U) for connection status.

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Accessing Logic Agents

Cursor can automatically access your Logic agents based on the conversation context. You can:
  • Ask Cursor to use specific Logic agents by name
  • Let Cursor discover and suggest relevant Logic agents
  • Execute Logic agents with parameters as needed
Example usage: 
Can you run the "code-review" Logic agent on the current branch?
Cursor will execute the Logic agent and incorporate the results into its response.
Long-running Logic agents are handled asynchronously. Learn more about async task execution.

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Next Steps