Stripe Payments Stack
Build and integrate Stripe payments with AI assistance
Complete bundle for Stripe payment integration. Configured with the official Stripe OpenAPI v3 spec (api.stripe.com). Includes Stripe MCP config, TypeScript + Node.js cursor rules, and a low-latency edge-hosted config endpoint. Perfect for developers building checkout flows, subscription systems, and payment automation.
MCP Config URL
Auto-updating hosted config
https://mcpbridge.org/config/stripe.jsonUse this URL in your MCP client config under mcpServers.
Hosted Endpoint
Live MCP server, always available
mcpbridge.org/mcp/stripeNo local setup needed. Works with any MCP client out of the box.
📂 Starter Template File Tree
The exact template workspace structure included with this stack.
What's Included
- Hosted Hono Edge MCP Endpoint with sub-10ms routing latency
- Auto-Syncing Stripe OpenAPI v3 Specification (api.stripe.com)
- TypeScript + Node.js .mdc Cursor Rules Suite
- Production-ready Stripe Node.js Boilerplate Codebase
- Zero-Trust Webhook Signature Verification Guide
- CLI Health Connection & Key Diagnostic Script
Highlights
- Saves 4+ hours of Stripe integration setup ($360+ dev value)
- Zero egress-cost edge hosting with auto-syncing API specs
- Ensures idempotency & secure webhook handling in LLM generations
- Zero-PII logging and sliding-window rate limiting protection
Stack .cursorrules Preview
Pre-configured Cursor AI rules for building with this stack.
You are an expert Stripe payment integration developer with deep knowledge of TypeScript and Node.js. # Stripe Integration Use Stripe's latest API version. Implement idempotency keys for all mutating requests. Handle webhooks idempotently — process events at least once. Use Stripe's metadata for internal references. Never log or expose card details. Use Stripe SDK's automatic retry and timeout features. Implement proper error handling for StripeErrors (card_declined, rate_limit, authentication, etc.). Use Stripe's Test mode tokens in development. Set the Stripe-Account header for Connect platforms. # TypeScript Enable strict mode. Prefer interfaces over types for object shapes. Use 'unknown' with type guards. Use discriminated unions for state. Use const assertions for literals. # Node.js Use ES modules. Implement proper error handling middleware. Use environment variables for configuration. Structure code by feature modules. Implement health check endpoints. Handle async errors with try/catch or express-async-errors.
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