Step-by-step setup guide for integrating WISTX with Cursor, Claude Desktop, Windsurf, and other AI coding assistants
Quick setup instructions to get WISTX running with your preferred AI coding assistant in minutes.
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Complete Onboarding
Visit wistx.ai/api-key and complete the onboarding process. Your API key will be automatically created.
You’ll get 3 free index jobs and 50 queries/month to start - no credit card required!
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Choose Installation Method
WISTX supports two installation methods:Remote Server (Recommended) - Zero dependencies, always up-to-date, works on any machine
Local Server - Requires Python 3.11+ and pipx/uvx
Remote Server is recommended - no local installation needed, works immediately, always up-to-date.
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Configure Your MCP Client
Choose your coding agent below for specific configuration steps. Each section includes both Remote Server (Recommended) and Local Server options.
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Restart Your Coding Agent
Restart your coding assistant to load the new MCP server. The tools will be available immediately after restart.
Your WISTX API key - Get it from wistx.ai/api-key after completing onboarding
That’s it! No Python, no pipx, no local installation needed.
For Local Server:
Python 3.11 or higher - Required for WISTX MCP server
pipx (recommended) or uvx - For installing Python packages in isolated environments
Your WISTX API key - Get it from wistx.ai/api-key after completing onboarding
Why Python 3.11+? WISTX uses modern Python features and type hints that require Python 3.11 or higher for optimal performance and compatibility. This is only needed for local server installation.
WISTX MCP uses the standard MCP protocol, which means it should work with any MCP-compatible client. Below are configuration examples for the most popular coding agents.
Tested & Verified: Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Desktop, VS Code, Continue.dev, Claude Code, Codex, Cline, Google Antigravity, Gemini CLI, Factory, Amp, Warp, Copilot Agent, Copilot CLI, Opencode, Crush, Amazon Q Developer CLI, Augment Code, JetBrains IDEs, Zed, Roo Code, Kilo Code, Qodo Gen, Qwen Coder, Visual Studio, LM Studio, Bolt AI, Perplexity, TraeTotal Supported: 30+ IDEs and AI coding toolsIf your coding agent supports MCP, it should work with WISTX. Configuration format may vary slightly between clients.DevOps-Focused: WISTX is particularly well-suited for DevOps and infrastructure workflows, providing compliance requirements, infrastructure pricing, and best practices context directly to your AI coding assistant.
Cursor
Windsurf
Claude Desktop
VS Code
Continue.dev
Claude Code
Codex
Cline
Google Antigravity
Gemini CLI
Factory
Amp
Warp
GitHub Copilot Agent
GitHub Copilot CLI
Amazon Q Developer CLI
Opencode
Crush
Augment Code
Trae
Zed
JetBrains IDEs
Roo Code
Kilo Code
Qodo Gen
Qwen Coder
Visual Studio
LM Studio
Bolt AI
Perplexity
⚡ One-Click Installation
Click this button to automatically configure WISTX MCP server in Cursor. Cursor will open and prompt you to enter your API key from wistx.ai/api-key.
Quick Setup: Use the one-click installation button above for the fastest setup experience. Cursor will handle the configuration automatically.Automated Setup: Or use our setup script: curl -fsSL https://api.wistx.ai/v1/setup/script | bash -s -- YOUR_API_KEY cursor --remoteManual Setup: Prefer to configure manually? Follow the steps below.
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Open MCP Configuration
Go to: Settings → Cursor Settings → MCP → Add new global MCP serverIn Cursor 1.0 and later, manually edit:
# For current project only (default)claude mcp add --transport http wistx https://api.wistx.ai/v1/mcp/request \ --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"# For global installation (all projects)claude mcp add --transport http wistx https://api.wistx.ai/v1/mcp/request \ --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" --scope user
# For current project only (default)claude mcp add wistx -e WISTX_API_KEY=YOUR_API_KEY -- pipx run --no-cache wistx-mcp# For global installation (all projects)claude mcp add wistx -e WISTX_API_KEY=YOUR_API_KEY --scope user -- pipx run --no-cache wistx-mcp
Scope Options:
Default (no —scope flag): Installs for current project only
—scope user: Installs globally for all projects on your machine
Use --scope user if you want WISTX available across all your projects. This is ideal for personal development where you frequently use WISTX across different codebases.
Antigravity includes an MCP Server Store with one-click installation. Open Antigravity IDE, navigate to “Manage MCPs” tab, click “View MCP server store”, search for “WISTX”, and click “Install”. Antigravity will automatically configure the server.
Quick Setup: Use the one-click installation via Antigravity’s MCP Server Store for the fastest setup experience.Automated Setup: Or use our setup script: curl -fsSL https://api.wistx.ai/v1/setup/script | bash -s -- YOUR_API_KEY antigravity --remoteManual Setup: Prefer to configure manually? Follow the steps below.
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Open MCP Configuration
Open Antigravity IDE and navigate to the “mcp_config.json” tab.
Once configured, you can use WISTX tools through Gemini CLI commands:
# Example: Ask about compliance requirementsgemini "What compliance requirements do I need for a PCI-DSS compliant RDS instance?"# Example: Calculate infrastructure costsgemini "Calculate the monthly cost for an EKS cluster with 3 m5.large nodes"
Gemini CLI will automatically use WISTX MCP tools to provide accurate DevOps and infrastructure context.