SpecStream for Cursor
Cursor's agent asks for live web data while you code and gets back structured records, each value with the URL it was read from. One click on Add to Cursor adds the server and opens the sign-in.
What you get
- Repos with stars and licenseAsk for Rust command-line tools with over 1,000 stars and an MIT or Apache license. The agent gets one record per repo, star count and license filled in.
- One mcp.json for the teamCommit .cursor/mcp.json with the key written as ${env:SPECSTREAM_API_KEY}. The file holds only the variable's name, and each teammate sets their own key.
- More, minus what you ownAsk in the same chat for more results like these. Records your account already holds are left out, and you pay only for the new matches.
Where it works
Set it up
- Click Add to Cursor on the setup guide, or add the server to ~/.cursor/mcp.json for every project or .cursor/mcp.json for one.
- Sign in to SpecStream in the browser window Cursor opens the first time it connects.
- Make sure SpecStream is on under Customize in the sidebar, then ask in the agent chat.
The full setup guide has every step, with what to do if something doesn’t arrive.
Related integrations
See all- VS CodeResults as a table in VS Code chat, each with its source
- KiroComing soonLive records in Kiro chat, from the Powers panel
- DevinComing soonLive web data in Devin sessions, from its marketplace
- ClineComing soonSourced fields inside Cline tasks
- Kilo CodeComing soonLive web data and SpecStream skills in Kilo Code
- OpenCodeServer and skills in OpenCode from one plugin line
Live web data, in Cursor
Ask in your own words for companies, places, people, filings or anything else the web lists. You see the price before anything runs and pay only for the matches.