main.js · part 35

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optional int32

The numeric id of the team the user has selected.

Returns the signed-in user's profile and team membership.

Sign-in and the account area: the name, email, and team shown in settings and the account menu.

Without it the editor cannot tell who is signed in or which team's policy applies, so nothing else in the control plane can be resolved.

optional string

The hostname of a Cursor web property (for example cursor.com). The editor never sets it.

Only Cursor's own web apps set this, to one of Cursor's hostnames. The editor sends the field empty; it is never derived from a file, a prompt, or the user's machine.

optional bool

Whether to also report an account-linked mobile session.

One optional team id, one flag, and a hostname the editor leaves empty.

Returns the canonical signed-in user projection with cross-product merge state.

Unified account surfaces that show the same signed-in user and selected team as the existing account area.

It composes DashboardService.GetMe, which is already required under private inference, and adds only the account's server-owned merge state.

message aiserver.v1.GetMeRequest

The same optional team id, mobile-status flag, and Cursor web hostname accepted by DashboardService.GetMe.

The nested message contains only an integer team id, a boolean, and a Cursor-owned hostname; it has no code, prompt, path, diff, or transcript field.

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.