fix: Cursor MCP tools not showing (silence dotenv stdout)#9
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Summary
Fixes Cursor MCP integration where tools do not appear even though the server starts successfully.
Root Cause
dotenv@17prints startup text to stdout by default:MCP stdio transport requires stdout to contain only MCP protocol messages. Any extra text corrupts the protocol stream and Cursor fails to detect tools.
Changes
config()→config({ quiet: true })insrc/index.tsContext
This addresses Issue #7 (
Does not work with Cursor Editor) and ports the relevant fix discovered inlaststance/electron-mcp-server.Closes #7