Cursor
Add OptixLog to Cursor with a private user-level MCP configuration.
This configuration was verified with Cursor 3.10.20. Cursor listed all six tools and completed a project knowledge search.
Keep this file private
The tested Cursor version sent a literal bearer value correctly, but ${env:OPTIXLOG_API_KEY} in a remote HTTP header was sent without a usable token and fell into OAuth discovery. Store the literal key only in your user-level config, never in a repository.
Add the user configuration
Edit ~/.cursor/mcp.json and merge in the optixlog entry:
{
"mcpServers": {
"optixlog": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://api.optixlog.com/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer sk-opt-REPLACE_ME"
}
}
}
}On macOS or Linux, restrict the file to your user:
chmod 600 ~/.cursor/mcp.jsonApprove and inspect the tools
Use Cursor Settings → Tools & MCP to enable optixlog, or verify from the terminal:
cursor agent mcp enable optixlog
cursor agent mcp list-tools optixlogThe second command should report six tools.
Run a search
In Agent mode, ask Cursor to use optixlog_search_project_knowledge with a project ID, or optixlog_search_knowledge for the organization-wide Microsoft 365 corpus.