Company brain for Cursor
Give Cursor context beyond the codebase — your whole company
What is Cursor?
Cursor is an AI-first code editor whose agent understands your repository and can edit across it. What it does not have is the surrounding company context — the specs, tickets, customer threads, and decisions that live outside the code.
Gyld brings that context into Cursor. Connect your company's apps to your Gyld brain and add it to Cursor as an MCP server, so the agent can pull product specs, support threads, and decisions alongside the code it is editing.
How to connect your company brain to Cursor
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Build your brain
Index the docs, Slack channels, and tickets where product and engineering context lives.
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Add the MCP server
Register your Gyld company brain as an MCP server in Cursor's settings.
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Build with context
Cursor can now reference specs, threads, and decisions — not just the repo.
What Cursor can do with your company brain
- Bring product specs and customer threads into the editor
- Resolve issues with the original report and discussion in hand
- Source-cited, scoped to your permissions
- Works alongside the codebase Cursor already understands
Frequently asked questions
How do I add a company brain to Cursor?
Register your Gyld company brain as an MCP server in Cursor's settings. Cursor can then query your indexed company knowledge — specs, tickets, threads — scoped to your permissions, alongside your code.
What does Cursor get from Gyld that it doesn't already have?
Cursor knows your code; Gyld adds the context around it — the specs, decisions, and customer threads from your connected apps — so the agent understands not just how the code works but why it exists.
Give Cursor your company's context
Gyld is the business context layer for AI — connect your apps, build your company brain, and plug it into Cursor.