Install JFrog Plugin for Cursor

The JFrog plugin for Cursor Agent enables your AI assistant to access JFrog repositories, artifact management, and governance policies—making your agent-assisted development compliant with your organization's standards.

To install the JFrog plugin for Cursor:

Prerequisites

Cursor installed — download from cursor.com
Cursor Agent Mode enabled (via Composer or Chat)
JFrog host URL and access token— Your JFrog platform URL and a valid access token. For how the Agent Guard resolves these credentials, see Configuration Precedence.
Node.js(≥ 14) — with npx on your PATH(used by the Agent Guard hook)
Skill runtime requirements —jf CLI, jq, and curl on PATH, plus a configured JFrog instance. For the minimum versions, see the upstream skills Requirements. For more information, see Configure the CLI with jf config add

Install the JFrog Plugin for Cursor

Use one of the following options:

Install from the Cursor Marketplace

Option 1: Via Cursor Chat

Open Cursor.
Open a New Agent window.
Enter /add-plugin JFrog.
Click Add Plugin.

Option 2: Use the Direct Link to the JFrog Plugin in Cursor Marketplace>

Click this link to go directly to the JFrog plugin in Cursor's Marketplace.
Click +Add to Cursor
Click Add Plugin.
Optional: Click View in Editor to see the plugin in Cursor.

Install via Cursor Settings

Open Cursor.
Open Cursor Settings and select Plugins.
Search for JFrog and select the JFrog plugin.
Click Add to Cursor.
Click Add Plugin.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Q: I don't see the plugin in the Cursor marketplace. What should I do?

A: Ensure you're running the latest version of Cursor. Plugins are available in Cursor's official marketplace. Try searching for "JFrog" directly in Cursor Settings > Plugins. If it still doesn't appear, restart Cursor and try again.

Q: Can I use the plugin with Cursor Composer?

A: Yes. The JFrog plugin works with both Cursor Chat and Cursor Composer (Agent Mode). Ensure Agent Mode is enabled in your Cursor settings to access the plugin's full capabilities.

Q: How do I verify the JFrog plugin is active?

A: After installation, open Cursor Chat or Composer and look for JFrog capabilities in the context menu. You should be able to query JFrog repositories and MCP Registry features directly from your agent interface.