Phare plugin for Cursor

Check and manage your Phare uptime monitors, incidents, maintenance windows and status pages from Cursor.

The plugin adds:

• The Phare MCP server at https://mcp.phare.io/mcp.
• A phare skill telling the agent how to use it: call whoami first, pick the right project, and ask before deleting anything or publishing to a status page.

Install

Install Phare from the Cursor Marketplace.

To try it from this repository instead, clone it into your local plugins folder and run Developer: Reload Window:

git clone https://github.com/phare/cursor-plugin ~/.cursor/plugins/local/phare

Connect your account

Open Customize > MCPs in the sidebar and log in to Phare next to the Phare server. Phare shows the application, your email address, organization and role: click Approve to connect it.

No API key is needed. You need a Phare account with a verified email address and access to at least one project.

Usage

Ask in plain words, for example:

• "Which monitors are down in my Production project?"
• "What was the uptime of the API monitor last month?"
• "Open an incident on the status page for the slow checkout, and post an update saying we are investigating."
• "Schedule a maintenance window on Sunday from 2:00 to 4:00 for the database monitors."
• "Create an HTTP monitor for https://example.com checking every minute."

If you have several projects, name the project in your request.

Permissions

The plugin acts as you, with the permissions of your role:

• It only sees the tools your role can use, and only the projects you can access.
• It can't manage API keys, invitations, members, roles, single sign-on, the organization settings or billing.

The full list of tools is in the MCP server documentation.

To disconnect Cursor, remove it from the connected applications in your user settings.

Support

Contact support@phare.io or open an issue on this repository.

License

MIT