Use the Cursor plugin
You will learn how to install and configure the Cordo Cursor plugin.
The Cursor plugin connects to the same remote MCP server as a bare mcp.json
entry, and shows the Cordo C badge in MCP settings.
Install locally
From a checkout of cordo-api (or wherever the plugin manifest lives):
ln -sfn /path/to/cordo-api ~/.cursor/plugins/local/cordo
Reload Cursor, then open Customize → Plugins → Cordo → Configure and enter
a personal access token (lxp_…).
Create a token in the web app first: Manage personal access tokens.
Avoid double connections
If you already configured cordo in ~/.cursor/mcp.json, remove that entry so
Cursor does not load the server twice.
Badge behavior
| Setup | Badge |
|---|---|
| Cursor plugin | Cordo C immediately (plugin logo) |
Bare mcp.json only |
Falls back to Google’s cached favicon for cordo.cloud |
The plugin path is the reliable way to get branding in Cursor today.
What to try first
Ask the agent to call cordo_context, then ops_digest on a busy stream, or
query with a short lookback. Tool list:
MCP tools.
Next
- Connect MCP for non-Cursor clients
- Production ingest: Ingest your logs
- Return to Agents