Sensay MCP Server

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# Sensay MCP Server This repository contains an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that integrates with Sensay.ai's Replika. The goal is to bridge the gap between AI code generation tools (like Cursor IDE) and your organization's business rules (e.g. pricing, KYC compliance…

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# Sensay MCP Server This repository contains an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that integrates with Sensay.ai's Replika. The goal is to bridge the gap between AI code generation tools (like Cursor IDE) and your organization's business rules (e.g. pricing, KYC compliance, regulatory data). The MCP server exposes…

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- Connects to Sensay.ai’s Replika for up‑to‑date business rules.
- Exposes a single “Ask Sensay” tool for agents.
- Designed for real‑time business logic retrieval within IDEs.
- Helps ensure compliance by embedding rules into the development workflow.
- Works with Cursor IDE via a standard MCP configuration file.

Install dependencies with npm install, build with npm run build, then configure the server in Cursor by copying mcp-example.json to .cursor/mcp.json and editing it with your environment variables and server command. For global availability across all Cursor projects, copy the file to ~/.cursor/mcp.json.

# Sensay MCP Server This repository contains an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that integrates with Sensay.ai's Replika. The goal is to bridge the gap between AI code generation tools (like Cursor IDE) and your organization's business rules (e.g. pricing, KYC compliance, regulatory data). The MCP server exposes an API for developers and AI agents to query business logic stored in Replika's RAG system, enabling direct access to business knowledge while writing code. ## Demo ![MCP Server Demo](demo.gif) ## What Does the MCP Server Do? - Connects to Sensay.ai's Replika to fetch business rules. - Exposes endpoints for agents (like Cursor IDE) to retrieve or verify business logic in real time. - Designed to help developers ensure compliance and accuracy by embedding business rules directly into the development workflow. **Example use case:** A developer is building a feature that depends on pricing plans. They can call the MCP server to get up-to-date business rules, integrate them into their code, and verify compliance—all from within their IDE. ## Prerequisites - Node.js (v16+ recommended) - npm - Sensay.ai credentials (User ID, Organization Secret, Replica UUID) ## Setup 1. **Install dependencies:** ```bash npm install ``` 2. **Build the project:** ```bash npm run build ``` ## Integrating with Cursor IDE To make the MCP server available in Cursor, you need to provide a configuration file. Use the provided `mcp-example.json` as a template: 1. **Copy and rename:** ```bash cp mcp-example.json .cursor/mcp.json ``` 2. **Edit `.cursor/mcp.json`** to match your environment variables and server command. ### Global Configuration To make the MCP server available in all your Cursor projects: 1. Copy your `mcp.json` to your home directory: ```bash cp mcp-example.json ~/.cursor/mcp.json # or if you already have a project-specific mcp.json cp .cursor/mcp.json ~/.cursor/mcp.json ``` 2. Cursor will now recognize your MCP server globally, making the "Ask Sensay" tool available in any project. --- For more details, see Sensay.ai documentation or contact your admin for credentials. ## Tools Provided - **Ask Sensay**: Get business rules and information from the Sensay.ai replica
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