Cursor metrics
Cursor metrics, one row for every completed prompt.
When a Cursor reply finishes, the usage record stores that reply’s token counts. The next prompt adds another row. It does not overwrite the earlier one, because each reply has its own input and output.
What the Cursor row includes
- The employee signed into Cursor.
- The model used for that reply.
- Input tokens, output tokens, and cached input tokens.
- The workspace, so usage can be grouped by project.
A company with both Cursor and Claude Code can total those rows by employee. The demo uses sample Cursor rows so the table shape is visible before a live connection.