- List the Cursor team's git commits with how many lines came from Tab, Agent or were written by hand.
- Download the Cursor team's commit metrics for a date range as CSV.
- List accepted AI code changes (Tab completions and Agent edits) with the model and files touched.
- Download the Cursor team's accepted AI code changes for a date range as CSV.
- Show which lines of one or more commits came from which AI conversation and model.
- Get the Cursor team's daily Agent edit totals (diffs suggested, accepted and rejected, and lines added and removed).
- Get the Cursor team's daily Tab completion totals (suggestions shown, accepted and rejected, and lines).
- Get the Cursor team's daily active users, split by editor, CLI, cloud agents and Bugbot.
- Get how many Cursor team members ran each Cursor client version per day.
- Get the Cursor team's daily message and user counts per AI model.
- Get the five file extensions with the most Cursor suggestions each day.
- Get how often the Cursor team used each MCP server tool per day.
- Get how often the Cursor team ran each command per day.
- Get how often the Cursor team used Plan mode per model per day.
- Get how often the Cursor team used each skill per day.
- Get how often the Cursor team used Ask mode per model per day.
- Get what the Cursor team's AI conversations were about (intents, complexity, categories, guidance levels and work types).
- Rank Cursor team members by accepted Tab completions and accepted Agent lines.
- Get Bugbot review results per pull request (reviews run, issues found and issues resolved by severity).
- List individual Bugbot reviews with the bugs found, cost and publication status.
- Get daily Agent edit totals for each Cursor team member.
- Get daily Tab completion totals for each Cursor team member.
- Get daily message counts per AI model for each Cursor team member.
- Get each Cursor team member's top file extensions by suggestion volume per day.
- Get the Cursor client version each team member ran per day.
- Get MCP tool usage per day for each Cursor team member.
- Get command usage per day for each Cursor team member.
- Get Plan mode usage per model per day for each Cursor team member.
- Get skill usage per day for each Cursor team member.
- Get Ask mode usage per model per day for each Cursor team member.
- List the Cursor team's audit log events, such as sign-ins, member changes and settings changes.
- List the Cursor team's billing groups with members and spend for a billing cycle.
- Get one Cursor billing group with its members and daily spend.
- Create a billing group in the Cursor team to track spend for a set of members.
- Rename a Cursor billing group or link it to a directory group.
- Permanently delete a Cursor billing group.
- Add team members to a Cursor billing group.
- Remove members from a Cursor billing group.
- Queue a Bugbot review of a GitHub pull request or GitLab merge request, optionally as a dry run.
- List the repositories Bugbot knows for the team with whether each is enabled or manual-only.
- Turn Bugbot on or off for a repository, or limit it to reviews that are triggered by hand.
- Add or remove a GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket user on the team's Bugbot allowlist or blocklist.
- Start a Cursor cloud agent on a prompt, optionally on one or more repositories, and get its first run.
- List Cursor cloud agents, newest first, optionally only those working on a pull request.
- Get one Cursor cloud agent with its status, repositories and latest run.
- Give a Cursor cloud agent a follow-up prompt as a new run, or steer the run in progress.
- List the runs of one Cursor cloud agent.
- Get one run of a Cursor cloud agent, with its result and branches once it has finished.
- Read a Cursor cloud agent run's event stream of status, messages, tool calls and result.
- Stop a Cursor cloud agent run that is still in progress.
- Get the tokens a Cursor cloud agent used, in total and per run.
- List the files a Cursor cloud agent saved as artifacts, such as screenshots and reports.
- Get a temporary download link for one of a Cursor cloud agent's artifacts.
- Archive a Cursor cloud agent so it no longer takes new runs. It can be unarchived later.
- Restore an archived Cursor cloud agent.
- Permanently delete a Cursor cloud agent and its runs.
- List the Cursor cloud agent environments the key can see, filtered by name, owner or repository.
- Create a named Cursor cloud agent environment for a set of repositories.
- Get one Cursor cloud agent environment with its definition and build settings.
- Rename a Cursor cloud agent environment, change its definition or repositories, or change its build settings.
- Permanently delete a Cursor cloud agent environment.
- List the changes made to a Cursor cloud agent environment over time.
- List the snapshot builds of a Cursor cloud agent environment, filtered by status or date.
- Start a new snapshot build of a Cursor cloud agent environment.
- Get the status and result of one Cursor cloud agent environment build.
- Get which build new agents in a Cursor environment start from.
- Get the name and owner of the Cursor API key in use.
- List the models a Cursor cloud agent can run on, with their parameters.
- List the GitHub repositories the key owner's GitHub connection can reach, for use in create_an_agent.
- Get a one-hour token that lets a service account act as a team member on the Cloud Agents API.
- List the names and scopes of the Cursor cloud agent secrets the key can see, without their values.
- List the secrets of one Cursor cloud agent environment, without their values.
- Create or change a secret that agents in one Cursor cloud environment can read.
- Delete a secret from a Cursor cloud agent environment.
- List the team-wide Cursor cloud agent secrets, without their values.
- Create or change a secret that every agent on the Cursor team can read.
- Delete a team-wide Cursor cloud agent secret.
- Create or change a secret that only the key owner's Cursor cloud agents can read.
- Delete one of the key owner's personal Cursor cloud agent secrets.
- List the self-hosted Cursor cloud agent workers that are connected, and whether each is busy.
- Get how many self-hosted Cursor workers are connected and how many are busy, for the key owner and the team.
- Get one self-hosted Cursor worker by its ID.
- List the self-hosted worker pools that Cursor cloud agents can run on.
- Register a self-hosted worker pool, optionally tied to one repository.
- Remove a self-hosted worker pool registration.
- List agent requests waiting for a self-hosted worker to claim them.
- Assign a pending agent request to a self-hosted worker.
- Get a session token for a request a self-hosted worker has already claimed.
- Free a self-hosted worker from a request it claimed.
- Report that a self-hosted worker could not run a request it claimed.
- List the Cursor team's directory groups with their member counts and spend limits.
- Get one of the Cursor team's directory groups by ID.
- List the members of one Cursor directory group.
- Create a directory group with manually managed membership in the Cursor team.
- Rename a Cursor directory group or change its monthly spending limit.
- Delete an empty Cursor directory group.
- Add members to a manually managed Cursor directory group.
- Remove members from a manually managed Cursor directory group.
- Turn on Grok Bot for the Cursor team.
- Turn off Grok Bot for the Cursor team.
- Get whether Grok Bot is on and which of its capabilities the team allows.
- Change which Grok Bot capabilities the team allows, such as cloud agents, template sharing or local execution.
- Get whether Grok Bot auto-review is enforced and its allow and block instructions.
- Replace the Grok Bot auto-review policy and its allow and block instructions.
- Get whether every team member or only some billing groups can use Grok Bot.
- Let every team member use Grok Bot, or only members of chosen groups.
- Get the network egress policy for Grok Bot computers.
- Replace the network egress policy and allowlist for Grok Bot computers.
- List the team rules Grok Bot follows, newest first.
- Add a rule that Grok Bot follows for the whole team.
- Rename, rewrite, or turn on or off a Grok Bot team rule.
- Delete a Grok Bot team rule.
- List the setup manifests whose scripts prepare Grok Bot computers.
- Create or replace a setup manifest with the scripts that prepare Grok Bot computers.
- Delete a Grok Bot setup manifest.
- List unified directory groups in a Cursor team.
- Get a unified Cursor directory group by ID.
- List the built-in team roles of Cursor.
- Get a built-in Cursor team role by ID.
- List unified users in a Cursor team.
- Get a unified Cursor team member by ID.
- List every member of the Cursor team with their role and removal status.
- Remove a member from the Cursor team by user ID or email.
- Get the Cursor team's model access policy and its defaults for new providers and models.
- Turn on a custom model access policy for the Cursor team, change its defaults, or clear it.
- List model providers and their models with what the Cursor team allows for each.
- Allow or block a whole model provider, such as openai or anthropic, for the Cursor team.
- List one provider's models with whether the Cursor team allows each and its parameter limits.
- Allow or block one model for the Cursor team and limit its parameter values.
- Recreate, stop or delete the Grok Bot computers and data of members of one Cursor team.
- Get the progress of a Grok Bot computer operation, with the result for each member.
- Get the most recent Grok Bot computer operation of one Cursor team.
- List the Cursor organization's groups with their member counts and spend limits.
- Get one of the Cursor organization's groups by ID.
- List the members of one Cursor organization group.
- Create a organization group with manually managed membership.
- Rename a Cursor organization group or change its monthly spending limit.
- Delete an empty Cursor organization group.
- Add members to a manually managed Cursor organization group.
- Remove members from a manually managed Cursor organization group.
- List the members of the Cursor organization with their organization role and the teams they belong to.
- Set exactly which teams each Cursor organization member belongs to, for up to 500 members at once.
- List audit log events across the Cursor organization and its teams.
- List the model access policy of each team in the Cursor organization.
- Get the model access policy of one team in the Cursor organization.
- Turn on a custom model access policy for one team in the Cursor organization, change its defaults, or clear it.
- Apply the same model access policy to up to 100 teams in the Cursor organization.
- List the model providers and models one Cursor team allows, with parameter limits.
- Allow or block a model provider for one team in the Cursor organization.
- Allow or block one model for one team in the Cursor organization and limit its parameter values.
- Allow or block a model provider for up to 100 teams in the Cursor organization.
- Allow or block one model for up to 100 teams in the Cursor organization and limit its parameter values.
- Get the Cursor organization's pooled spend limit, how much is used and how much each team has spent.
- List individual usage events across the Cursor organization's teams with model, tokens and charged cost.
- List daily usage rows for every member across the Cursor organization's teams.
- List each member's spend on each team across the Cursor organization for the current contract period.
- List the repositories with blocklist patterns that keep files out of Cursor's AI features.
- Create or replace the blocklist patterns of one or more repositories.
- Delete the blocklist of one repository.
- List the Cursor team's daily usage rows, one per member per day, with lines, accepts, requests and models used.
- List each Cursor team member's spend in the current billing cycle with their spend limits.
- List individual Cursor usage events with model, token usage and charged cost, filtered by user, agent or date.
- Set the monthly spend limit of one Cursor team member.
- Set the spend limits of up to 100 Cursor team members in one request.
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