VibeOps is a platform that abstracts away the complexity of DevOps, letting you build and deploy full-stack web applications through natural language conversations with AI, right from your IDE.

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Getting Started with VibeOps

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Visit VibeOps Platform

Navigate to VibeOps and sign in with your Google account.

2

Create Your First Project

On the main dashboard, you’ll see “No projects yet” if this is your first time. Click the Create Project button to get started.

In the project creation dialog:

  • Enter a Project Name (e.g., “Todo App”)
  • Optionally add a Description for your project
  • Click Create Project to continue
3

Configure MCP (Model Context Protocol)

After creating your project, you’ll see the MCP configuration screen with everything you need to connect your project to Cursor.

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1. Install UV Package Manager

First, you need to install UV since the MCP server uses uvx to execute. Run this command in your terminal:

curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh

After installation, restart your terminal or run source ~/.bashrc (or source ~/.zshrc for zsh) to ensure uvx is available in your PATH.

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2. Copy Configuration for Your IDE

Copy the complete JSON configuration shown on the VibeOps screen and save it. You’ll use this configuration in the next step to connect Cursor to your VibeOps project.

Don’t worry if you lose the configuration - you can always retrieve it later from inside your project settings.

4

Install Cursor

If you don’t have Cursor installed yet, download and install it from cursor.com.

Cursor is an AI-powered code editor that will connect to your VibeOps project through the MCP configuration.

5

Configure Cursor MCP Integration

Now you need to add this configuration to Cursor:

  1. Open Cursor Settings with Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + J
  2. Select the MCP tab
  3. Click on + Add new global MCP server
  1. Paste the JSON configuration from before and it should look like the following but with your api key
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Verify the Connection

Navigating back to your MCP settings you should see your new connection it should look something like this

You may need to click the refresh button (outlined in red) for the MCP server to work

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Enable Seamless Development

Through Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + J and then navigating to Features, you can enable the following option:

We recommend enabling this feature for seamless development. This will allow VibeOps to work more efficiently with your development workflow and provide a smoother experience when building applications.

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Create a Todo App

Now let’s test your VibeOps + Cursor integration by creating a simple Todo App:

  1. Open Cursor Chat - Press Cmd/Ctrl L to focus on your chat session
  2. Try this simple prompt:
Create a todo app and deploy it using VibeOps

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Reset Your Project

If you need to start fresh with your project, you can reset it from the VibeOps platform:

Click the Reset button on your project page to reinitialize your project.

Important: Resetting will wipe all project data and initialize it again. This action cannot be undone, so make sure you want to start completely fresh before proceeding.

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What’s Next?

Congratulations! You now have VibeOps integrated with Cursor and can start building end-to-end web applications with AI assistance.

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Ready to Build Something Amazing?

Check out our Examples section to see what’s possible with VibeOps! Try building:

Start experimenting with different project ideas and see how VibeOps can accelerate your development workflow!

Need more help? Join our Discord community or reach out to support@aipolabs.xyz.