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The Endor Labs MCP Vibe Template is designed to facilitate secure, AI-assisted development using tools like Cursor, GitHub, and Endor Labs MCP.
🧬 Endor Labs MCP Vibe Template
This repo is a minimal setup to kickstart secure, AI-assisted development using Cursor, GitHub, and Endor Labs MCP.
It includes:
✅ .cursor/ — Cursor agent policy rules (MCP rules)
✅ .github/ — Baseline GitHub config
✅ .vscode/ — VS Code project settings
🧪 Preconfigured MCP server setup and Copilot instructions
Repo: github.com/endorlabs/mcp-server-demo
🚨 Prerequisites
Install endorctl
Authenticate it to your Endor Labs tenant:
endorctl init --auth-mode=<insert_your_auth_mode_here>
Full docs here 👉 Endor Labs IDE Integration Guide
🛠️ Setup
- Clone this repo
git clone https://github.com/endorlabs/mcp-server-demo.git
cd mcp-server-demo
- Open it in Cursor
Launch Cursor and open this repo folder. Make sure agent mode is enabled.
No additional configuration needed — the MCP server and policy files are already set up.
🧠 Try This Demo Prompt
In Cursor, paste this into the agent:
“Create a TODO list app with a React frontend and Python backend. The app must support creating Todo items with an expiration date and have the ability to delete items from the Todo list. Please do not create a readme and just do the code.”
MCP will:
Scan generated code
Check for risky dependencies
Flag security issues
Help you vibe responsibly
⚙️ How It Works
Dependency added? MCP scans it.
Code generated? MCP scans that too.
Findings? You fix or iterate.
Still confused? Read the full docs.
🤝 Contributing
This is a demo repo. PRs welcome to improve rules, examples, or vibes.