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DxSure MCP Server and Client Setup

DxSure MCP Server and Client Setup

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About DxSure MCP Server and Client Setup

DxSure MCP Server and Client Setup is a Cloudflare Workers-based example for building a remote MCP server and proxy clients. It includes an unauthenticated client and a GitHub OAuth variant, plus example tools for arithmetic and currency conversion.

Key features

  1. 01Cloudflare Workers server and clients
  2. 02Unauthenticated proxy client
  3. 03GitHub OAuth proxy variant
  4. 04Addition and currency conversion tools
  5. 05Status and configuration endpoints

Use cases

  1. 01Learning to deploy a remote MCP server on Cloudflare
  2. 02Connecting Cursor to a remote MCP server
  3. 03Testing arithmetic and currency tools

MCP support

The server exposes add and convertCurrency tools to MCP clients. Included proxy clients connect to the remote server, with one variant adding GitHub OAuth.

#remote-mcp#cloudflare#mcp-setup

Configuration

Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.

No install method listed yet

We haven’t collected a package or remote endpoint for this server. Follow the instructions in the project README.

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Tools

No tool list yet

Local servers expose tools only once running on your machine, and the maintainer has not provided a tool list.

Details

From the project README

DxSure MCP Server and Client Setup

This repository contains a Model Context Protocol (MCP) implementation for use with Cursor and other MCP-compatible tools.

Overview

The project consists of:

  1. my-mcp-server - The core MCP server that hosts tools (deployed to Cloudflare Workers)
  2. mcp-remote-authless - A proxy client that Cursor connects to
  3. mcp-remote-github-oauth - A version that adds GitHub OAuth authentication

Setup Instructions

1. Configure the MCP Client to Connect to Your Remote Server

The MCP Client needs to be configured to connect to your remote MCP server on Cloudflare:

  1. Edit mcp-remote-authless/src/config.ts and set the serverUrl to point to your Cloudflare Worker:

    export const MCP_CONFIG = {
  serverUrl: 'https://dxsure-mcp-server-v2.yourdomain.workers.dev/mcp',
  // other settings...
};

  2. Deploy the client to Cloudflare or run it locally:

    cd mcp-remote-authless
npm run dev  # For local development
# OR
npm run deploy  # To deploy to Cloudflare
2. Configure Cursor to Use Your MCP Client

In Cursor, go to Settings and set your MCP server URL to:

If running locally:

http://localhost:8787/mcp

If using the deployed client:

https://your-mcp-client.workers.dev/mcp

Testing Your Setup

After setting up, you can verify your configuration:

  1. Check the client's status page:

    http://localhost:8787/status

  2. View the current configuration:

    http://localhost:8787/config

Troubleshooting

"No server info found" Error

If you see this error in the logs, it usually means:

  1. Your remote MCP server is not accessible
  2. The MCP client can't reach the MCP server
  3. There's a URL configuration issue

Solutions:

  • Make sure the remote server URL in mcp-remote-authless/src/config.ts is correct
  • Verify that your Cloudflare worker is deployed and running properly
  • Check for any CORS issues if running the client locally
  • Enable debug logging in config.ts to see detailed connection logs

Available Tools

The MCP server provides these tools:

  1. add - Adds two numbers
  2. convertCurrency - Converts currency amounts using exchange rates

Contributing

Feel free to add more tools to the MCP server by modifying the my-mcp-server/src/index.ts file and redeploying your Cloudflare worker.

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