MCP Clients for Cursor, Claude, and VS Code
An MCP client is the app that hosts the model and connects to MCP servers. Bowora’s MCP directory is a servers list. This page is the clients list: Cursor, Claude, VS Code, and Codex—and how to add a server without mixing that up with agent skills.
Updated August 20, 2026.
Where is an MCP clients list?
This guide is Bowora’s MCP clients list. The servers themselves live at /mcp. Open a server page for the install command, then paste it into the client you actually run.
Clients Bowora documents
| Client | Typical use | Where to configure |
|---|---|---|
| Cursor | Coding agent in the editor | Cursor MCP settings (stdio or HTTP as the server listing specifies) |
| Claude | Claude app / Claude Code workflows | Claude MCP / connector settings |
| VS Code | Editor with MCP-aware extensions | Follow the server listing’s VS Code notes |
| Codex | OpenAI Codex-style coding agents | Client MCP config shown on the server page |
Client vs server vs skill
- Client: Cursor, Claude, VS Code, Codex — hosts the model.
- Server: Figwright, Playwright, Filesystem — exposes tools. Browse /mcp.
- Skill: Frontend Design, Webapp Testing — playbooks via npx skills add. Browse /skills.
How to add a server to a client
Copy the command from the Bowora server page. Paste it into the client’s MCP settings. Restart MCP. Ask the agent to list tools, then run one read-only call. Check permissions before write access.
Common questions
- Where is an MCP clients list?
- Bowora’s MCP clients list is this guide. It covers Cursor, Claude, VS Code, and Codex. Server install commands stay on /mcp and each server page.
- Which MCP clients does Bowora document?
- Cursor, Claude, VS Code, and Codex. Compatible clients on a given server page are the source of truth for that server.
- Is an MCP client the same as an MCP server?
- No. The client hosts the model. The server exposes tools. Skills are a third thing: playbooks installed with npx skills add.
- Where do I find an MCP servers list?
- https://bowora.com/mcp — browse servers, then return here if you need client-side setup context.
Sources
Facts, frameworks, and program details were checked against these first-party references. Last content review: August 20, 2026.