Where does the bug appear (feature/product)?
Cursor CLI
Describe the Bug
During a “Connection lost. Retry attempted.” loop (~4 minutes on Feb 25, 2026), approximately 10 gemini-3-flash requests were logged in my Usage page with 0 tokens (“-”) but each counted as 1 request against my Included quota.
This is a previously confirmed bug — @amanrs confirmed it.
Network diagnosis (ss -tnp) showed TCP connections stuck in SYN-SENT to Cursor backend IPs:
SYN-SENT → 3.227.113.226:443 (no SYN-ACK)
SYN-SENT → 34.238.73.128:443 (no SYN-ACK)
SYN-SENT → 52.200.190.124:443 (no SYN-ACK)
ping confirmed 100% packet loss to these IPs. DNS resolution works fine. The issue is routing from Asia-Pacific to specific AWS us-east-1 IPs.
Related threads:
- Zeros in the Usage Table — @danperks confirmed routing bug
- Persistent Connection Errors + Incorrect Billing
- Aborted/Errored Requests Being Counted
Steps to Reproduce
- Use Cursor CLI from Asia-Pacific with unstable routing to AWS us-east-1
- Start an Agent session using gemini-3-flash
- When network connectivity to some backend IPs is intermittent, Agent enters a “Connection lost. Retry attempted.” loop
- Check Usage page — multiple gemini-3-flash requests with 0 tokens (“-”) are logged, each counting as 1 request
Expected Behavior
Failed/0-token requests should not count against the monthly request quota. The billing system should distinguish between successfully processed requests and connection failures.
Screenshots / Screen Recordings
Operating System
Linux
Version Information
CLI Version 2026.02.13-41ac335
OS: linux 6.14.0-37-generic
For AI issues: which model did you use?
gemini-3-flash
For AI issues: add Request ID with privacy disabled
Session ID: cbed40eb-768b-4cd1-a22a-9719c9a522a5
Does this stop you from using Cursor
No - Cursor works, but with this issue
