Via MCP, Cursor automatically searches your Contextium docs and loads the right context into every coding session. Your coding standards, architecture decisions, and Cursor rules — shared across your whole team, always up to date.
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Document your team's coding standards, architecture decisions, API conventions, and Cursor rules in Contextium. Organise with tags and projects. Everything is version-controlled and shared across your team.
Run the setup command once. Contextium configures the MCP connection in your Cursor settings automatically — no manual config file editing required.
From the first message in every Cursor session, your AI assistant searches your Contextium library and loads the relevant docs. Ask Cursor about your error handling pattern — it knows it. Ask about the right API format — it knows that too.
Stop maintaining separate .cursorrules in every repo. One library, all projects.
One command configures Cursor's MCP settings automatically. No JSON editing, no manual config.
Every developer's Cursor gets the same knowledge base. Consistent AI assistance across the whole team.
Update a coding standard in Contextium and it's live in every teammate's Cursor session immediately.
Full history for every rule and doc with visual diffs and one-click rollback.
Workspace-scoped MCP connections with OAuth 2.0. Your docs never leave Contextium's servers.
Cursor finds the right docs for each query automatically — not just keyword matching.
Run npx @contextium/mcp-server@latest setup in your terminal, select Cursor when prompted, and the setup wizard handles the rest. Your full Contextium library will be available inside Cursor from that point on.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI tools like Cursor connect to external knowledge sources. With MCP, Cursor can search your Contextium docs and load relevant context automatically — without you having to copy-paste anything.
Yes. Store your Cursor rules as skills in a shared Contextium workspace. Every teammate who connects Cursor via MCP will automatically have access to the same rules — no per-repo setup, no manual file sharing.
Contextium gives you a centralised, versioned, team-wide alternative. Instead of maintaining separate .cursorrules in every repo, you manage one set of rules in Contextium and they're available everywhere via MCP.
Yes. MCP integration is included in all Contextium plans including the free plan. There are no additional charges for MCP connections.
Any document in your workspace — coding standards, architecture decisions, API specs, Cursor rules, error handling patterns, and any other knowledge your team has documented.
Free plan available. 60-second setup. No credit card required.