How to install Xsuaa Auth in Cursor
To install Xsuaa Auth in Cursor, click "Add to Cursor" on this page or paste the "xsuaa-auth" block into ~/.cursor/mcp.json, then check for a green dot in Cursor Settings under MCP.
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One click (fastest)
Click the button to open Cursor with this server ready to add.
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Or add it by hand
Open Cursor Settings, then MCP, then Add new MCP server, or edit mcp.json directly and paste:
{ "mcpServers": { "xsuaa-auth": { "command": "npx", "args": [ "-y", "@arc-mcp/xsuaa-auth" ] } } } - 3
Turn it on
In Settings, MCP, make sure the server shows a green dot. Use it in Agent mode.
Config file: ~/.cursor/mcp.json (all projects) or .cursor/mcp.json (this project)
MCP servers run with your permissions. If Xsuaa Auth needs an API key, add it under env in the config. Check its README.
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Questions
Does Xsuaa Auth work in Cursor?
Yes. Cursor supports local and remote mcp servers, and Xsuaa Auth installs with the steps above.
Xsuaa Auth does not show up in Cursor. What now?
Restart Cursor fully, check the JSON is valid, and make sure Node.js (for npx) is installed. See common MCP errors and fixes.
Is Xsuaa Auth safe?
It scores 84 of 100. Review the code before you install it, and only give it the access it needs. Grades and details.
