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Cursor Team Usage

Cursor Team Usage

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| (0) | Free
Shows individual usage within a Cursor Team subscription (included requests and on-demand spend) in the status bar
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Cursor Usage

See your individual Cursor usage within a Team subscription in your status bar: included requests and on-demand spend, live while you work. Click the status bar item to open a full dashboard inside your editor.

Note: this extension targets Cursor Team billing/usage (individual usage within the team plan). If you're on an individual subscription, the underlying usage endpoints may not match what this extension expects.

Cursor Usage extension tooltip

Cursor Usage dashboard

What you get

  • Compact status bar display (for example: 500/500 | $114.78/$300).
  • Detailed hover tooltip with progress bars, reset countdown, and per-model usage.
  • Full dashboard tab with summary cards, a per-day stacked bar chart, a sortable Usage by Model table, and a per-event Events table with Export CSV.
  • Loading indicator while fresh usage data is being fetched.
  • Smart refresh behavior tied to editor activity and window focus.
  • Optional minimal mode to show only the active metric.

Commands

  • Cursor Usage: Open Dashboard - open the in-editor dashboard.
  • Cursor Usage: Show Details - show a quick usage summary message.
  • Cursor Usage: Refresh - force a refresh immediately.

Settings

  • cursorUsage.pollInterval (default: 5) - minimum refresh cooldown in minutes (1, 5, 10, 30, 60).
  • cursorUsage.minimalMode (default: false) - show only the active metric.
  • cursorUsage.usageDuration (default: billingCycle) - tooltip model-usage range: 1d, 7d, 30d, or billingCycle.

Privacy and behavior

  • No manual API key setup required.
  • Uses your existing signed-in Cursor session locally.
  • Fetches on activity (editing/focus) instead of constant polling.
  • Caches auth and API responses to avoid redundant requests.

License

MIT

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