Trends MCP for Cursor

Give Cursor live trend data across Google, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit, and 9 more sources. Click the install button below or paste a one-line config snippet into your MCP settings and start querying trend data inside Cursor immediately.

get_trends

Inside Cursor Agent, query npm or web traffic trends for any technology you are evaluating before building on it - see if the library or framework is gaining or losing adoption.

get_trends(keyword='vibe coding', source='google search', data_mode='weekly')

get_growth

In Cursor Chat, ask 'Is TypeScript adoption still growing vs JavaScript?' - Cursor calls get_growth with npm source and returns a data-backed answer directly in your coding session.

get_growth(keyword='vibe coding', source='google search, youtube, reddit', percent_growth=['3M'])

get_ranked_trends

Use Cursor Agent to find the top-growing packages in the npm ecosystem this year - useful for technology selection, dependency audits, and competitive analysis of developer tools.

get_ranked_trends(source='npm', sort='yoy_pct_change', limit=25)

get_top_trends

In any Cursor session, ask what is trending in tech on Reddit or Google News right now - no keyword needed, surfaces the developer news and topics dominating discussion today.

get_top_trends(type='Reddit Hot Posts', limit=20)

Common questions

Click the '+ Add to Cursor' button on this page for one-click install. Or manually: paste the JSON snippet into ~/.cursor/mcp.json (Mac/Linux) or %USERPROFILE%\.cursor\mcp.json (Windows) under the mcpServers key. Restart Cursor.
Yes. All Trends MCP tools are available in Cursor Agent and Cursor Chat. You can ask Cursor to run get_trends, get_growth, or get_top_trends as part of any research or analysis task.
Common uses in Cursor: researching which npm packages or frameworks are gaining adoption (npm source), tracking whether a technology or product category is growing before building on it, and pulling competitor website traffic data directly into your analysis without leaving the editor.
Yes. Place a .cursor/mcp.json file in your project root for project-scoped MCP servers, or edit ~/.cursor/mcp.json for global access across all projects.