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We just removed the most annoying part of dev: Reading docs manually. Now: Cursor × MCP × Sarvam AI docs = instant answers + faster builds Steps: 1. Go to 2. Click on Install MCP server 3. Open Cursor 4. Install MCP 5. Start building

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