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fix(cursor): show Cursor usage after signing in with Cursor#29419

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Problem

After Settings > Providers > Cursor > Sign in with Cursor, Cursor shows as authenticated, but none of its usage appears. Limits are missing from Usage > Limits and the composer, and Cursor shows nothing on Usage > Cost and Usage > Tokens. Codex and Claude render normally. This was reported publicly: "i've authed successfully but it just doesn't render. chatgpt + claude usages are fine."

T3's Cursor sign-in stores the user API key that @cursor/sdk mints. Both Cursor usage readers refuse that credential:

  • Limits. readCursorUsageLimits returned unsupported for any CURSOR_API_KEY, without making a request.
  • History. CursorUsageAccounts.scan never looked at the instances' credentials at all. It read only a Cursor CLI or Keychain login, and with CURSOR_API_KEY set it answered "Cursor account history needs a Cursor CLI login on this server." On macOS, a user who signed in through T3 only saw an Enable button asking for Keychain access to a CLI login they may not have.

So the sign-in path T3 itself offers could never show Cursor usage. The same happened for a CURSOR_API_KEY set in the instance's environment.

Change

Both readers now use the API key from the instance's T3 sign-in or CURSOR_API_KEY. A new apiKey.ts exchanges the key for an access token at POST /auth/exchange_user_api_key. This is the same exchange @cursor/sdk 1.0.38 performs before calling aiserver.v1 services.

  • Limits read DashboardService/GetCurrentPeriodUsage with that token.
  • History reads DashboardService/GetFilteredUsageEvents on api2.cursor.sh with the token as a bearer. The cursor.com dashboard endpoint used for CLI logins answers 401 for API-key tokens. The RPC returns the same usageEventsDisplay shape, so parsing, paging, caching and dedupe are unchanged.
  • Scan. CursorUsageAccounts.scan already received instances. It now reads each instance's CURSOR_API_KEY or its stored sign-in through readStoredCursorApiKey, an expiry-aware read of the credential store that doesn't load the SDK. When a key exists, it wins over the CLI and Keychain login, because it names the account the agent actually runs on. The CLI and Keychain paths are unchanged when no key exists. The history cache for an API key is keyed by a SHA-256 fingerprint of the key, so switching accounts never shows the previous account's records.

The original concern behind the guards still holds, because usage always comes from the key's own account and never from a CLI login that may belong to someone else. API keys only go to Cursor's default endpoint, matching the existing Keychain rule. A failed exchange becomes the existing generic error, which exposes no credential or response body. docs/user/usage.md is rewritten where it said Cursor usage needs a CLI login.

Scope and approval

This PR has no prior issue. It fixes one underlying bug: Cursor's usage readers don't accept the credential that T3's own Cursor sign-in stores. The reported symptom ("authed successfully but it just doesn't render") covers both the limits and the history views, and they're the two readers of that credential. The change stays inside packages/provider-cursor plus its tests and the user doc, with no contract, UI or settings changes. Web, desktop and mobile all read the same server snapshot and summary.

Verification

  • Failing tests first. Each fix lands after a commit with failing tests.
    • Limits. usageLimits.test.ts changes its API-key case to expect exchange, then usage. It failed with expected [] to deeply equal [...], because no request was made.
    • History. accountUsage.test.ts adds an API-key source test that failed with expected 'Cursor Keychain credentials could not…' to equal null. UsageService.test.ts replaces the row that asserted "needs a Cursor CLI login" for CURSOR_API_KEY. The new case expects an env key and a stored T3 sign-in to drive the scan, and it failed with expected [] to deeply equal [ { kind: 'apiKey', … } ].
  • Key change. does not show a previous Cursor account's history after the API key changes failed with expected true to be false before the fingerprinted cache key (from CodeRabbit's review).
  • Live Cursor API, real key. The fixed readers return 49 history records, matching the RPC's totalUsageEventsCount, with per-model tokens and cost. They also return the three limit windows. On main, limits return { windows: [], unavailable: { reason: "unsupported" } }.
  • Real client, stored sign-in. I seeded the dev server's credential store with the same StoredSdkCredentials JSON that Sign in with Cursor saves, and used no env key. Settings shows "Authenticated · Cursor account". The screenshots below come from that session, filtered to Cursor. The "before" Tokens view comes from the same session with only the history code reverted.
  • vp run check:changed passes on format, lint, knip and typecheck. Two UsageService tests fail on my macOS machine, discovers Pi history in its default home… and retains Codex reconciliation…. They fail the same way on main (a /private/var vs /var path mismatch), and this PR doesn't touch them.

Running the app also caught a bug that unit tests missed. The production scan context has no ProviderHost, so the scan now provides the one CursorUsageAccounts already holds. I couldn't click through Cursor's interactive browser sign-in, because this machine has no Cursor login for the OAuth flow. That flow ends by storing the credential I seeded.

Tokens before (signed in, Cursor asks for a CLI login)Tokens after
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Cost afterLimits after (stored sign-in)
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Limits before (signed in, no Cursor)Limits after (all providers)
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Maintainer pass

  • Rebased onto main. exchangeCursorApiKey lost its endpoint parameter, since both callers only use Cursor's default endpoint.
  • The key exchange now times out after 10 seconds. Before, a stalled exchange started before the 60-second history timeout and could leave a usage refresh waiting indefinitely.
  • Keys for the same Cursor account, like two instances each signed in, now give one usage source. Before, sessions counted twice. The scan keeps a current read over another key's stale cache, and a refresh in progress over a failed key, so the client still follows up.
  • Each fix landed after a test that failed without it, in accountUsage.test.ts and UsageService.test.ts. vp run check:changed passes.
  • Live check on Linux with a real CURSOR_API_KEY: limits returned 3 windows and history returned the account's records. In the dev app, Settings shows Cursor authenticated with the API key, and Usage shows Cursor limits, tokens and cost.

Maintainer pass by claude-opus-5-5 in Claude Code.

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Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Cursor usage limits now work with T3 sign-in and configured API keys. The credential exchange is restricted to Cursor's default endpoint and retains existing timeout and failure safeguards.

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Walkthrough

Cursor usage scans now accept API keys from provider environments or stored credentials. Account-history and usage-limit lookups exchange API keys for access tokens. Documentation describes credential sources, fallbacks, and endpoint restrictions.

Changes: Cursor API-key usage

Layer / File(s)Summary
Credential discovery and routing
packages/provider-cursor/src/server/accountCache.ts, packages/provider-cursor/src/server/credentialStore.ts, packages/provider-cursor/src/server/CursorUsageAccounts.ts, packages/provider-cursor/src/server/driver.ts, apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.test.ts, docs/user/usage.md		The scan accepts provider instances and uses each instance’s nonblank CURSOR_API_KEY, or its stored key when the environment value is blank or absent. It deduplicates keys and uses a SHA-256 fingerprint for API-key cache keys. The driver passes instances to the scan. Tests cover credential selection and account changes. Documentation describes usage sources and fallbacks.
Account-history requests
packages/provider-cursor/src/server/apiKey.ts, packages/provider-cursor/src/server/accountUsage.ts, packages/provider-cursor/src/server/accountUsage.test.ts		Account-history lookup exchanges API keys for access tokens and uses those tokens for Cursor RPC usage-event requests. Tests check request authorization, parsed usage totals, and the exchange timeout. Other credential sources continue to use the dashboard endpoint with session-cookie authentication.
Usage-limit lookup
packages/provider-cursor/src/server/apiKey.ts, packages/provider-cursor/src/server/usageLimits.ts, packages/provider-cursor/src/server/usageLimits.test.ts, docs/user/usage.md		When no auth token is supplied, limits lookup exchanges an API key for an access token at the default endpoint. API-key lookup returns unsupported for a custom endpoint. Tests and documentation cover credential and endpoint behavior.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

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1sequenceDiagram
2 participant readCursorAccountUsage
3 participant exchangeCursorApiKey
4 participant CursorUsageEvents
5 readCursorAccountUsage->>exchangeCursorApiKey: Exchange API key
6 exchangeCursorApiKey-->>readCursorAccountUsage: Return access token
7 readCursorAccountUsage->>CursorUsageEvents: Request usage events with bearer token
8 CursorUsageEvents-->>readCursorAccountUsage: Return usage events

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docs/user/usage.mdline 163Outdated · 0a27dc2Open thread
……@@ -159,10 +159,11 @@ belong to the remote server. Limits need an OpenCode Go API key, or an OpenCode
164-usage. Keychain login is used for limits only with Cursor's default API endpoint. If you configure
165-a custom Cursor endpoint, use an explicit token or file-based CLI login for limits.
162+its monthly allowance, including separate Auto and API usage, for the account you signed in with in
163+T3 or set as `CURSOR_API_KEY`. Without either, it uses the CLI login or `CURSOR_AUTH_TOKEN`. On
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State that CURSOR_AUTH_TOKEN takes precedence.

When CURSOR_AUTH_TOKEN and a T3 sign-in or CURSOR_API_KEY are both present, readCursorUsageLimits uses the token and skips the API-key exchange. The new “Without either” sentence says the opposite. A user can therefore mistake another account’s limits for the signed-in account’s limits. State the explicit-token precedence here. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Fixed in 502e19fd3d. The limits paragraph now says CURSOR_AUTH_TOKEN is used when set, then the T3 sign-in or CURSOR_API_KEY, then the CLI login.

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packages/provider-cursor/src/server/accountUsage.tslines 125–126Outdated · 546b0dfOpen thread
……@@ -120,7 +122,14 @@ export const readCursorAccountUsage = Effect.fn("readCursorAccountUsage")(functi
122124 )
123- : keychainToken,
125+ : credentialSource.kind === "apiKey"
126+ ? exchangeCursorApiKey(DEFAULT_CURSOR_API_ENDPOINT, credentialSource.apiKey).pipe(
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4printf '%s\n' '--- accountUsage complete logical blocks ---'
5sed -n '1,260p' packages/provider-cursor/src/server/accountUsage.ts
6printf '%s\n' '--- usageLimits endpoint policy and settings ---'
7sed -n '1,140p' packages/provider-cursor/src/server/usageLimits.ts
8sed -n '1,120p' packages/provider-cursor/src/settings.ts
9printf '%s\n' '--- caller files containing scan ---'
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Reject API-key account scans for custom endpoints.

A custom apiEndpoint is not passed to CursorUsageAccounts.scan, and the scan does not inspect CURSOR_API_ENDPOINT. When an API-key source exists, the scan can therefore reach readCursorAccountUsage, which exchanges the key and reads usage only from https://api2.cursor.sh.

This is not a key disclosure to the custom endpoint. It is a wrong-endpoint result: the scan returns default Cursor account history instead of the documented unsupported result for custom endpoints. Carry the resolved endpoint into the scan and reject API-key sources before the exchange when it is not the default.

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Sserhiyhvala8d ago

Not changing this one. Account history has never honored a custom endpoint. The existing CLI and Keychain path always reads cursor.com, whatever apiEndpoint or CURSOR_API_ENDPOINT says. The custom-endpoint restriction in the docs is about limits, the only reader that sends credentials to the configured endpoint. The API-key history path matches the existing behavior: the key goes only to Cursor's own api2.cursor.sh, never to a custom host, and it returns that account's real history. Rejecting it would make API-key users the only ones who lose history under a custom endpoint.

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packages/provider-cursor/src/server/CursorUsageAccounts.tslines 209–214Outdated · 546b0dfOpen thread
……@@ -187,12 +193,25 @@ const make = Effect.gen(function* () {
211+ ? credential
212+ : credential.kind === "apiKey"
213+ ? `api-key:${credential.instanceId}`
214+ : "keychain";
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Scope API-key cache entries to the key, not only the instance.

The cache key api-key:${credential.instanceId} does not include the key value. A changed key can therefore read the previous account's cache in two ways:

  • Fresh-cache window. While the cache is fresh (under CURSOR_ACCOUNT_TTL_MS, 60 seconds after the last fetch), accountSource skips the refresh and returns the cached records under cursor-account:${cache.accountKey}. Those records belong to the previous key's account.
  • Failed refresh. If the refresh with the new key reports an error, startRefresh records only a failure and leaves caches unchanged. accountSource then returns the previous account's records with status: "partial". This repeats on each TTL cycle while the new key keeps failing.

A successful refresh that returns a different accountKey already clears the old entry in refreshAccount. The problem is the read path and the failure path.

Make the cache identity depend on the credential as well as the instance. One option is a fingerprint of the API key in the key. Another is to store the fingerprint with the entry and discard the entry on mismatch. Either way, a failed exchange for the new key must not return the previous account's records.

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Sserhiyhvala8d ago

Fixed in 502e19fd3d. The API-key cache entry is now keyed by a SHA-256 fingerprint of the key (never the raw key), so a replaced key starts from an empty cache and a failing new key cannot surface the previous account's records. Two instances sharing one key also share one entry now. Regression test in deb369c3dc: does not show a previous Cursor account's history after the API key changes fails before the fix with expected true to be false.

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@serhiyhvala The supplied code confirms the fix. Cache entries, failures, and refreshes now use the API key’s SHA-256 fingerprint, so a replaced key cannot reuse the previous key’s cached history. Instances that share one key also share one cache entry.

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packages/provider-cursor/src/server/CursorUsageAccounts.tslines 293–295Outdated · 502e19fOpen thread
……@@ -255,11 +288,31 @@ const make = Effect.gen(function* () {
292+ const apiKeys = yield* Effect.forEach(instances, ({ instanceId, environment }) =>
293+ environment.CURSOR_API_KEY?.trim()
294+ ? Effect.succeed(environment.CURSOR_API_KEY.trim())
295+ : readStoredCursorApiKey(instanceId).pipe(
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Resolve secret-referenced instance keys before selecting the usage account.

When CURSOR_API_KEY is a secret reference, ProviderInstanceRegistry resolves it for provider creation, but UsageService passes mergeProviderInstanceEnvironment the raw instance settings. That helper drops the reference. CursorUsageAccounts.scan then falls back to another credential. If that credential belongs to another account, Usage can display the wrong history. Resolve the reference for this scan without exposing the key in a response.

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Sserhiyhvala7d ago

Correct that UsageService builds usage instances with mergeProviderInstanceEnvironment, which drops secret references. But this isn't a regression from this PR and it isn't Cursor-specific, so I'm leaving it out of scope:

  • On main, history with a secret-referenced CURSOR_API_KEY already falls through to the CLI or Keychain login. The old scan only checked the host environment, so even a plain instance CURSOR_API_KEY never blocked that path. This PR keeps that fallback and adds the T3 sign-in and plain CURSOR_API_KEY sources ahead of it.
  • Limits are unaffected, because the driver receives the registry-resolved environment.
  • A fix belongs in UsageService, which builds the environment for every provider's usage reader. It would read instance secrets on each background usage scan, and some secret providers need an unlock, so the registry shows "Unlock it, then refresh." That needs its own design and PR.
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@serhiyhvala Agreed. I withdraw this finding as a required change for #29419. My comment did not distinguish the existing UsageService limitation from the API-key support added here.

Secret-reference resolution belongs in a separate UsageService design that accounts for background scans and secret-provider unlock requirements. It should not be added only to CursorUsageAccounts.scan.

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  • fix(cursor): show usage limits after signing in with Cursor1fb9240
  • test(cursor): usage history reads an API key's own account4c609c5
  • test(cursor): usage limits read an API key's own account8e16e94
  • fix(cursor): show usage history after signing in with Cursor3ed1cf2
  • refactor(cursor): API key exchange always uses the default endpoint9b7428d
  • test(cursor): a changed API key never shows the previous account's historybbf54a0
  • fix(cursor): key API-key usage history by the key, not the instanced340b12
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packages/provider-cursor/src/server/accountUsage.tsline 126Outdated · 9b7428dOpen thread
……@@ -120,7 +122,14 @@ export const readCursorAccountUsage = Effect.fn("readCursorAccountUsage")(functi
122124 )
123- : keychainToken,
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Bound the API-key exchange in account-history reads.

If the exchange request stalls, the 60-second timeout does not start: readCursorAccountUsage acquires the credential before it constructs the timed read effect. An awaited refresh can then wait indefinitely, and the detached refresh remains in progress. Add a timeout around the exchange or move the overall timeout to include credential acquisition. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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✅ Confirmed as addressed by @maria-rcks

Mmaria7d ago

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Already fixed in 9040bbd4dd. exchangeCursorApiKey in apiKey.ts now ends with Effect.timeout("10 seconds"), which bounds the request and the body decode. This history path and the limits reader both use it. On a timeout, the mapError here turns it into the generic error result, so the detached refresh completes. The test stops waiting for an API key exchange that never answers in accountUsage.test.ts hung until the 60s test timeout before the fix and passes after it.

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@maria-rcks Confirmed in the current code. exchangeCursorApiKey applies the 10-second timeout to both the request and response-body decode. The history path converts a timeout into the generic error result, while preserving the existing 60-second history-read timeout.

The regression test advances the clock by 10 seconds and checks that error result. I inspected the test but did not run it. This addresses the finding.

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Outside diff Use the API key's account for Cursor limits when both credentials are set.

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Use the API key's account for Cursor limits when both credentials are set.

When CURSOR_API_KEY and CURSOR_AUTH_TOKEN are both set, readCursorUsageLimits skips the key exchange because the exchange runs only when !token && apiKey. It then reads limits with the auth token. The driver identifies the provider snapshot with CURSOR_API_KEY, so the limits attached to that snapshot can come from a different account.

The consequence appears when the two credentials belong to different Cursor accounts. The provider then shows one account's identity with another account's remaining quota.

The correction is to let an explicit CURSOR_API_KEY take precedence over CURSOR_AUTH_TOKEN for limits, so limits match the account used by the status check. The endpoint rule needs a decision first. The key exchange is restricted to the default endpoint, so a naive removal of the !token guard would also reject users who set a token and a custom endpoint. No patch is proposed until that policy is defined.

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6Review comment at @packages/provider-cursor/src/server/usageLimits.ts around
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8Update readCursorUsageLimits so limits use the account associated with
9CURSOR_API_KEY when both credentials are set, matching the provider snapshot
10identity. Before changing the token-selection or exchange condition, establish
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Bound both credential reads before starting the refresh.

When an instance has no CURSOR_API_KEY, readStoredCursorApiKey waits on credentials.get without a timeout. Effect.forEach waits for that result before it creates any API-key account source. A stalled read can therefore block the Cursor usage scan.

The file-credential path has the same gap. Its existing 60-second timeout starts after the credential is read, so it does not bound fileSystem.readFileString. With awaitRefresh, a stalled read prevents the refresh from completing. Without it, the detached refresh remains pending and never updates the account cache.

Add local timeouts to both credential reads. A single outer timeout would only be sufficient if it covered both reads and the detached refresh lifetime.

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3 const stored = yield* (yield* (yield* ProviderHost.ProviderHost).credentials(
4 "cursor",
5 instanceId,
6- )).get;
7+ )).get.pipe(Effect.timeout("30 seconds"));
8diff --git a/packages/provider-cursor/src/server/accountUsage.ts b/packages/provider-cursor/src/server/accountUsage.ts
9@@
10 ? fileSystem.readFileString(credentialSource).pipe(
11 Effect.flatMap(decodeJson),
12 Effect.map((credentials) => object(credentials).accessToken),
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14+ duration: Duration.seconds(30),
15+ orElse: () => invalid("Cursor credential read timed out"),
16+ }),
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6Review comment at @packages/provider-cursor/src/server/CursorUsageAccounts.ts
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Mmaria7d ago

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Re the follow-up review, no changes for either point:

  • CURSOR_AUTH_TOKEN and CURSOR_API_KEY both set. CURSOR_AUTH_TOKEN winning for limits is the precedence on main, where !token && CURSOR_API_KEY only short-circuited when no token was set. docs/user/usage.md documents it after the earlier thread. An explicit auth token is a deliberate override, and changing that precedence is a separate behavior change from this fix.
  • Unbounded credential reads. The instance credential store and auth.json are local reads. On main, the driver's status check (auth.readApiKey) and the CLI-login history path already read them without a timeout. The network step this PR adds, the key exchange, is bounded at 10 seconds in 9040bbd4dd. Adding timeouts to local reads across Cursor's credential paths belongs in its own change.

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  • test(cursor): a failing key never hides another key's current history0c5a75b
  • fix(cursor): keep the current read when keys for one account disagree20ec0af
  • test(cursor): date the new Cursor event inside the incremental refresh window29e3879
  • fix(cursor): type API-key sources as usage scans9518b22
  • fix(cursor): prefer a refreshing source over a failed one for the same login982bac9
  • test(cursor): a failing key never hides a new key's refreshc68a7e6