docs: Add comprehensive MCP installation guide for 20+ environments #2243
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Pull Request Description
fixes: #2176
Added Comprehensive MCP Installation Guide for 20+ Development Environments
What Changed
MCP_INSTALLATION.md: A complete installation guide covering 20+ MCP-compatible environments including Cursor, VS Code, Claude Desktop, JetBrains IDEs, Docker, Jupyter Notebooks, and many moreREADME.md: Added a clear reference to the new MCP integration guide in the resources sectionKey Features
Complete Environment Coverage: Step-by-step instructions for every major MCP-compatible tool developers actually use
Practical Implementation: Real commands, configuration snippets, and verification steps that work out of the box
Consistent Documentation: Clean formatting with prerequisites, installation commands, and troubleshooting for each environment
Easy Discovery: Updated main README so users can easily find the MCP integration guide
Why This Matters
Files Modified
MCP_INSTALLATION.md(new file - 897 lines)README.md(1 line added)Summary by cubic
Added a comprehensive MCP installation guide covering 20+ environments (Cursor, VS Code, Claude Desktop, JetBrains, Docker, Jupyter, etc.) and linked it from the README for easy discovery. This makes setting up Firecrawl MCP straightforward across the most-used developer tools.