main.js · part 101

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The request is exactly the content-free DashboardService.GetMe request nested without reinterpretation.

Returns the signed-in user's Cursor profile: handle, display name, avatar, links, visibility, and the most permissive visibility the team's policy allows.

The Profile section of settings and the claim-handle dialog, where the user views and edits their Cursor profile.

The profile row and the team's profile-visibility policy live with Cursor; the editor cannot know the user's handle, or which visibility the team permits, without reading them.

Whether to also return the user's activity summary (streaks, heatmap, agent counts). The editor leaves it false.

A single boolean.

Lists the teams the signed-in user belongs to.

The team picker in settings and the privacy and cloud-agent sections that show team names.

Team membership decides which admin policy (including the private-inference opt-in) governs the editor.

optional bool

Whether to omit soft-deleted or zero-seat teams.

A single boolean.

Lists the caller's canonical Dashboard teams with cross-product merge state.

Unified account surfaces that show team membership and whether each team is merged.

It composes DashboardService.GetTeams, which is already required under private inference, and adds only server-owned mapping state.

message aiserver.v1.GetTeamsRequest

The same optional active-team filter accepted by DashboardService.GetTeams.

The nested message contains only one optional boolean and cannot carry code, prompts, paths, diffs, or transcripts.

The request is exactly the content-free DashboardService.GetTeams request nested without reinterpretation.

Returns the effective privacy mode after team policy is applied.

The privacy-mode indicator and privacy settings section; also read by the agent host before any turn.

Team admins can force a stricter mode than the local setting; the editor must honour the server's answer, not its own guess.

enum aiserver.v1.PrivacyMode

The privacy mode the editor believes applies locally, as an enum value.

optional int32

The numeric id of the team the user has selected.

One enum value and one optional team id.

Reads the team's admin policy.

Everything the admin dashboard controls: allowed models, privacy floor, cloud-agent and MCP policy, and the private-inference opt-in itself.

The private-inference activation decision reads `privateInference.enabled` / `canEnable` from this response. It is how the customer's admin turns the mode on.

One optional team id.

The same admin policy read, returning an empty policy for users on no team instead of an error.

Extension hosts (agent host, MCP, agent exec) that read team policy through `vscode.cursor.getTeamAdminSettings()`.

Same as GetTeamAdminSettings; this variant lets extensions on personal accounts start without an error path.

One optional team id.

Reads the MCP server configuration stored with Cursor for the user or the team.

The MCP settings page and the MCP service, which merges team-managed servers with local `mcp.json`.

Team-managed MCP servers live in Cursor's control plane; without this read the editor cannot start them.

Whether to read the team's config instead of the user's.

The numeric id of the team the user has selected.

Whether the server should mask secret values in the returned config.

Two flags and a team id.

The response is the MCP configuration the customer stored with Cursor, as JSON. When `redact_secrets` is false it includes the stored values of MCP environment variables, which can be secrets. The editor's MCP service does not set `redact_secrets`.

Reads the merged user-plus-team MCP configuration with secrets masked.

Kept for the account and MCP settings surfaces that show the effective server list. No desktop editor code path issues it today.

Same control-plane read as GetMcpConfig with the server doing the merge and the masking; allowed so a settings surface that adopts it does not fail under lockdown.

The request message has no fields.

The response is the merged MCP configuration as JSON with secret values masked by the server.

Lists the plugins (skills, MCP servers, rules) installed for the user and pushed by the team, with their configured variables.

Plugin loading in the agent host and agent exec extensions at startup, and the plugin marketplace pages.

Team-installed plugins and their settings are stored with Cursor. The agent host needs them to start the MCP servers and skills the customer configured.

optional bool

Whether a read replica is acceptable (a freshness hint).

Whether to leave out decrypted plugin variables and inline plugin content. Configuration screens set it; the agent host leaves it unset.

Two flags and a team id.

The response returns each plugin's configured variables decrypted. Those are the MCP environment values the customer stored with Cursor — API keys and tokens for the customer's MCP servers — plus the inline content of plugins stored in Cursor's database. Nothing is sent up; secrets flow from Cursor to the editor, over TLS, so the plugins can run locally.

Returns the account's plan and billing period.

The plan badge and usage page in settings, and the `about` output of the CLI.

Plan type decides which usage limits and upgrade prompts apply; the editor cannot compute it locally.

The request message has no fields.