I have seen this tool in the most used MCP tools, but I have not seen examples of its use in cursor. How is this tool used? What exactly does it do?
does this help?
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I have studied the official documents. But I still don’t understand the logic of the operation.
dude if you are having a hard time understanding it, have claude read the link to the site with the official files on cursor and ask him to explain it step by step. then you will understand it more easily.
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Just ask Claude to use sequential-thinking to answer a question, and it’s basically just a more advanced version that uses .json for output, can branch into tangents, and revise it’s thinking based on new thoughts.
I haven’t found it super useful, but it can be helpful for a more systematic planning approach.
One of the reasons it’s ranked high in popularity is because it’s an official server included in the main MCP repo, so it’s one of the first people will see. Many ranking systems are also based on GitHub stars, and the official MCP repo has the most by far.
MCP Reasoner using MCTS has been a lot more useful for me.
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You could make composer write you a tasks.md for the steps (maybe even use Deepseek R1 for reasoning on those steps).
Then use Composer to implement step1, then step2…
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