Using Discord MCP to Pull Discord Server Data into Cursor

Has anyone experimented with using a Discord MCP inside Cursor (or any other AI-assisted dev tool)?

I’ve been wondering if it’s possible to use the content of specific Discord servers—like community Q&A threads, bug-report channels, or feature discussions—as contextual data for development projects.

So many open-source and indie tools rely on Discord as their main knowledge hub. There’s a ton of practical insight buried in those chats: solutions to obscure errors, implementation workarounds, early warnings about breaking changes, you name it.

Imagine asking your AI coding assistant a question, and it automatically draws on those server discussions for context—essentially merging real-time community intelligence with your codebase context.

Has anyone tried hooking that up through MCP yet? Or built a pipeline that surfaces relevant Discord threads as part of a project’s knowledge layer?

I feel like that could be a goldmine for accelerating debugging and implementation. Curious if anyone’s explored this territory yet—or hit limitations doing so.

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