daemon.cjs · part 107

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The numeric id of the team the user has selected.

A single team id.

Returns the monthly spend limit the user or admin has set.

The spend-limit field on the usage page and the message shown when a request is stopped by the limit.

The limit is enforced by billing; the editor reads it to show the value and the remaining headroom.

One optional team id.

Returns the start and end of the current monthly billing cycle.

The Personal Usage section of settings for members of an enterprise team; the cycle bounds the usage totals and the daily-spend chart.

The cycle is anchored to the team's contract dates or the user's membership start, which only Cursor's billing system knows; the editor cannot derive it from the calendar.

One optional team id.

Returns usage totals for a billing period: tokens and cost per model, and whether the plan is request-based.

The Personal Usage section of settings for members of an enterprise team; the totals decide whether the chart shows all spend or on-demand spend only.

Usage is metered by Cursor's billing system; the editor reads the aggregate back to show the user where they stand.

The numeric id of the team the user has selected.

optional int64

Start of the billing period as epoch milliseconds, copied from the GetMonthlyBillingCycle response.

optional int64

End of the billing period as epoch milliseconds, copied from the GetMonthlyBillingCycle response.

optional int32

The numeric id of the signed-in user, so the totals are the user's own rather than the team's.

Two numeric ids and two timestamps.

Returns spend per day over a billing period, grouped by model, plus the effective spend limit.

The cumulative-spend chart in the Personal Usage section of settings for members of an enterprise team, fetched for the current and the previous billing period.

Daily spend is computed from Cursor's usage ledger; the editor reads the series back to draw the chart and the limit line.

optional int32

The numeric id of the signed-in user, so the series is the user's own rather than the team's.

Start of the period as epoch milliseconds: the GetMonthlyBillingCycle value, or that value shifted back one month for the comparison series.

End of the period as epoch milliseconds, shifted the same way as the start.

enum aiserver.v1.SpendGroupByCategory

How to group the series; the editor always asks for grouping by model.

optional enum aiserver.v1.SpendType

Whether to include all spend or on-demand spend only, chosen from the plan type GetAggregatedUsageEvents reported.

optional string

A web-dashboard filter narrowing the series to one service account. The editor never sets it.

Only the web dashboard sets it, to a service-account id issued by Cursor. The editor sends the field empty; it is never derived from a file, a prompt, or the user's machine.

optional string

A web-dashboard filter narrowing the series to one cloud agent. The editor never sets it.

Only the web dashboard sets it, to a cloud-agent id issued by Cursor or the fixed wildcard `*`. The editor sends the field empty.

optional string

A web-dashboard filter narrowing the series to one automation. The editor never sets it.

Only the web dashboard sets it, to an automation id issued by Cursor. The editor sends the field empty.

optional string

A web-dashboard filter narrowing the series to one kind of managed usage. The editor never sets it.

Only the web dashboard sets it, to one of a fixed set of usage-type words. The editor sends the field empty.

optional string

A filter narrowing the series to usage from one kind of client, such as `grok-bot`. The editor never sets it.

Set only by other Cursor clients, to a fixed client-type word from their own code. The editor sends the field empty.

repeated string

A filter restricting included usage to named products, such as `sand`. The editor never sets it.

Set only by other Cursor clients, to fixed product names from their own code. The editor sends the field empty.

optional bool

Asks for credit-covered usage to be valued at its list price rather than the zero the credit rows carry. Only Sand's usage-breakdown charts set it; the editor never does.

Two numeric ids, two timestamps, two enums, and a flag choosing how credit-covered usage is valued. The six optional strings are filters the editor leaves empty; where another Cursor surface sets one, the value is a Cursor-issued id or a fixed category word, never anything typed or stored by the user.

Fetches the feature-flag values that apply to this user and client.

Every feature gate in the editor: which UI is on, which fixes are rolled out, and the server-side `can_enable` mirror of the private-inference gate.

Flags are evaluated by Cursor per user and team. Without the bootstrap the editor runs on stale defaults and cannot see a rollout or a kill switch. Flag exposure logging is a separate RPC and is refused.

optional bool

Internal-only: asks the server to evaluate gates as a non-employee.

optional enum aiserver.v1.ClientOS

Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, or Android, as an enum value.