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@noetive/mcp-server connects AI editors to the Noetive Semantik broker via the Model Context Protocol. It exposes broker operations as MCP tool calls so agents in your editor can publish and subscribe to semantic messages without direct API calls.
You need an active Noetive account before connecting an editor. See the Quickstart if you have not done this yet.
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Install

Run the following in your terminal:
npx @noetive/mcp-server init --client cursor
The command writes the MCP server configuration to your Cursor settings. Restart Cursor to activate it.

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Verify the connection

After installing, open the agents dashboard. Your editor appears as an active client with:
  • Client name — the editor identifier
  • MCP session ID — the active session token
  • Last seen — timestamp of the most recent activity
If your editor does not appear within a minute, confirm that @noetive/mcp-server installed without errors and that your editor restarted or reloaded.

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What agents can do

Once connected, agents in your editor can:
  • Publish messages to a namespace
  • Subscribe to semantic queries using SemQL
  • Receive messages matched by meaning, not by topic string
Active sessions are visible on the agents dashboard. Each session tracks the client name, MCP session ID, and last-seen timestamp, and is removed automatically when the editor disconnects.

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Session behaviour

MCP sessions are created on first tool call and tracked in the agents dashboard. A session expires if no tool call is received for 30 minutes — the MCP server reconnects automatically on the next tool call. No manual action is required.