My github account is part of 2 orgs that use Cursor, for both of those I am signed up to Cursor with different emails, across parts of the UI I’m seeing both of those orgs in both of my accounts even though the accounts are completely separate apart from the github connection. The most blatant one is Bugbot where it shows me both the orgs as enabled in each Cursor account. I am afraid this causes a billing issue as well where we might get double billed.
Steps to Reproduce
Have two cursor accounts that is connected to the same github account and go to Bugbot settings to see both your accounts repos there.
That list reflects what your connected GitHub account can access, not your Cursor team. Since the same GitHub account is on both Cursor accounts and belongs to both organizations, both show up in both. The other organization’s Bugbot settings stay hidden and read-only, and you only ever see repositories your GitHub account already has, so nothing’s exposed beyond what you’d see on GitHub.
No double billing. Each organization’s installation belongs to one Cursor team, and usage is billed to that team, not whoever’s viewing. I checked, and your two organizations are on separate teams with usage billed separately.
To separate them further: use Protected Git Scopes (available on Teams) to lock each GitHub organization to its own Cursor organization, or connect a different GitHub account to each Cursor account. Both live under Dashboard → Integrations. GitHub integration docs
If you’re actually seeing repositories your GitHub account can’t access, let me know and I’ll dig in.