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Guides
Setup walkthroughs and short lists built only from our verified data and the clients' own documentation. Every guide lists its sources.
- 001ListMCP servers for CursorA short, sourced list of MCP servers that work well in Cursor — GitHub, Context7, Playwright, Linear, Sentry, Supabase and more — with ready mcp.json entries.→
- 002ListMCP servers for Claude CodeMCP servers worth adding to Claude Code, each with the claude mcp add command — GitHub, Linear, Sentry, Playwright, Context7, Notion and more. Scopes and auth explained.→
- 003ListMCP servers for CodexHow Codex configures MCP servers in ~/.codex/config.toml, plus picks from our verified index — Context7, Playwright, GitHub, Figma, Sentry, Chrome DevTools — with TOML for each.→
- 004How-toSet up the GitHub MCP server in CursorStep-by-step: add GitHub's official remote MCP server (api.githubcopilot.com/mcp/) to Cursor, VS Code or Claude Code, authenticate with OAuth or a PAT, and test it.→
- 005GuideMCP servers for databasesCompare database MCP servers — Postgres, Supabase, Neon, DBHub, MongoDB, SQLite, Redis, ClickHouse — by transport, auth and read-only options, with setup snippets.→
- 006GuideRemote vs local MCP serversWhat the difference between stdio (local) and Streamable HTTP (remote) MCP servers means for setup, auth and security — and how each client configures them.→
- 007GuideMCP servers for design (Figma)Figma's official remote MCP server vs the community Framelink server: tools, auth, setup and which to use for design-to-code in Cursor, Claude Code or Codex.→
- 008GuideMCP servers for browser automationCompare browser MCP servers — Playwright MCP, Chrome DevTools MCP, Puppeteer and Browserbase — by what they do, where the browser runs and how to set them up.→
- 009How-toAdd MCP servers in VS CodeEvery way to add an MCP server in VS Code — the @mcp gallery, .vscode/mcp.json, workspace .mcp.json, the code --add-mcp CLI — plus trust, sandboxing and logs.→
- 010ChecklistMCP security & permissions checklistA practical checklist before you connect an MCP server: verify the source, minimize scopes and tokens, prefer read-only, review local commands, keep approvals on. Sourced from the MCP spec and client docs.→