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What you'll build

Get Opsera Agents running directly in Cursor IDE to automate DevSecOps workflows while you code.

You'll be able to:

  • Run security scans from the Cursor chat

  • Generate CI/CD pipelines without leaving your editor

  • Analyze architecture while reviewing code

  • Audit compliance in real-time

⏱️ Time: 5 minutes


What you need


Setup (choose your method)

Option 1: Install via Marketplace (Private Marketplace)

Install the Opsera DevSecOps Agent in Cursor via Settings β†’ Marketplace β†’ Add Plugin, then start using it through chat prompts.

It scans your codebase for security, compliance, SQL, and architecture issues, providing severity breakdowns, file-level findings, and actionable fixes.

Learn more on the installation procedure here.

Option 2: Manual Configuration

Step 1: Open MCP config

Locate your Cursor MCP configuration file:

macOS/Linux:

bash

Windows:

bash

Project-specific (optional):

bash


Step 2: Add Opsera configuration

Open the file and add:

json

Save the file.


Step 3: Enable in Cursor

  1. Open Cursor Settings (⌘/Ctrl + ,)

  2. Navigate to Cursor Settings β†’ Tools and MCP

  3. Enable the Opsera MCP server

  4. Restart Cursor


Verify

Open Cursor and check:

  1. Settings β†’ Cursor Settings β†’ Tools and MCP

  2. Look for Opsera MCP with a green indicator

If you see green, you're ready! πŸŽ‰

Try it

Open Cursor's chat (⌘/Ctrl + L) and try:

Run a security scan:

Analyze architecture:

Generate Kubernetes manifests:

Troubleshooting

MCP server not showing?

  • Check the config file saved correctly

  • Restart Cursor completely

  • Verify Node.js: node --version

Green indicator not appearing?

  • Go to Settings β†’ Cursor Settings β†’ Tools and MCP

  • Toggle MCP enable/disable

  • Restart Cursor

Agents not responding in chat?

  • Ensure internet connection

  • Check MCP server is enabled (green indicator)

  • Try closing and reopening the chat panel

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