- Retrieve curated, up-to-date company context while coding
- Access product, customer, process, and project knowledge directly from Cursor
- Keep governance and permissions in Qontext
Installation
Qontext connects to Cursor as a remote MCP server. For Cursor’s official MCP documentation, see Cursor Docs.1
Open Customize in Cursor
In Cursor, open the Customize page from the sidebar.
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Open MCPs
Go to MCPs and click New MCP Server. Cursor opens your
mcp.json configuration file.3
Add the Qontext MCP server
Add Qontext to the
mcpServers object with the following configuration, then save the file:4
Authenticate and log in to Qontext
Cursor lists the Qontext server with a login prompt. Click Authenticate and log in to Qontext to allow access.
From now on, Cursor will use your context repository to retrieve context when you invoke Qontext.
Using Qontext in Cursor
Once the server is connected, using Qontext is simple:1
Start a new chat
Open a new conversation in Cursor’s Agent.
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Invoke Qontext
Add Use Qontext to your question or task and send the message. Cursor then retrieves the context needed to give you the best answer.
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Get context-aware responses
Cursor automatically retrieves relevant context from your context repository to complete the task.