DevEnvInfoServer - Cursor MCP Server for Development Environment Information

This project implements a Cursor Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides detailed information about your development environment to the Cursor code editor. By leveraging this server, Cursor’s intelligent agent can gain a deeper understanding of your system’s configuration, installed tools, and running processes, enabling more context-aware and helpful assistance.

Features

This MCP server provides the following information categories about your development environment:

• System Information:
  • Operating System Version and Platform Details
  • Hardware Details (Processor, Machine, System Architecture)
  • Python Versions and Locations
  • Installed Package Managers (brew, npm, pip, yarn, uv, conda) and their versions
  • Virtual Environment Information (detected environments and active environment)
  • System Locale and Timezone
  • Top 20 Environment Variables
  • Available Shells (bash, zsh, fish, sh, powershell, cmd.exe)
  • Simplified Firewall and Network Configurations (OS-dependent)
• Development Environment Details:
  • Installed Compilers and Interpreters (gcc, clang, javac, node, ruby, perl, php, ghc, rustc, go)
  • Jupyter Kernels and Running Containers (Docker, Podman)
  • Virtual Machines (Hyper-V, VMware, VirtualBox)
  • GPU and CUDA Information (NVIDIA GPUs and CUDA Compiler Version)
  • Top Running Development Processes and Services
• Python Specific Information:
  • Installed Python Packages (pip, conda, poetry, pyenv)
  • Python Site-Packages Locations
  • Active Python Environments
• Package Manager Details:
  • Homebrew Installed Packages (macOS and Linux)
  • Global Packages (npm, yarn, Rust toolchain, Go environment)
• Configuration and Dotfiles:
  • Shell Configuration Files (.bashrc, .zshrc, .profile, .bash_profile, .config/fish/config.fish)
  • Git, NPM, and Editor Configurations (VSCode, JetBrains, Neovim)
  • Shell Aliases, Functions, and Custom Scripts (from shell config files)
• Installed Applications:
  • Installed IDEs and Extensions (VSCode, JetBrains, Vim, Emacs)
  • System Installed Applications (Simplified List)
• System and Hardware Performance (Simplified Metrics):
  • CPU Load Average
  • Battery and Power Management Configurations
  • Temperature Sensors and Fan Speeds
• Network and Security (Simplified):
  • Running Network Services and Open Ports
  • VPN and Proxy Settings
  • SSH Keys and Active Connections
  • Simplified Firewall Logs and Rules
• Containerization and Virtualization:
  • WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux)