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MCPBundles has always worked as an MCP server. You add it to Claude Desktop, Cursor, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible client, and your AI gets access to Stripe, HubSpot, Postgres, PostHog, Gmail, and every other service you've connected — with real credentials, real permissions, and real data.

The MCPBundles CLI is an alternative way to access those same tools. Instead of configuring MCPBundles as a remote MCP server in your client, you install a command-line tool and authenticate with an API key. The AI agent discovers and calls your tools through shell commands — the same 10,000+ tools, the same credentials, the same workspace permissions.

pip install mcpbundles

So we built an integration for Cursor's Cloud Agents API. Not because it was on some roadmap or anything. We did it because Cursor's literally our favorite coding tool and we use it every single day.

You've got PostgreSQL databases you query all the time. Maybe it's your local dev database running on your laptop. Maybe it's your production database on a remote server. You used to hook them up to a BI tool or write SQL queries manually.

Now you want to query them with AI instead. Ask questions in plain English, get answers back.

But Claude can't access localhost. ChatGPT can't connect to remote databases with username/password auth. They're stuck in their own environments.

Install mcpbundles. Problem solved.

We just integrated PostgreSQL—the powerful open-source relational database—into MCPBundles. But here's the challenge: PostgreSQL exposes 38 different database tools covering everything from SQL queries to schema inspection to performance optimization. How do you make 38 tools discoverable and useful without overwhelming users?

The answer: use-case driven bundles. Instead of dumping 38 tools into one massive bundle, we organized them into 6 focused bundles based on what database professionals actually do. Every tool appears in the main "PostgreSQL" bundle, plus at least one specialized bundle aligned to specific workflows.