I think it would be cool to be able to keep track of the usage stats of Cursor.
This could include:
Number of AI Requests
Number of premium/fast/slow requests
Number of autocompletes
More advanced stats I would be interested in would be:
Number of Accepted/Declined Changes per model
Perhaps more advanced still, and maybe requiring git integration would be a metric that represented the amount of my code that was actually written by AI. I use the Agent extensively, perhaps people would appreciate the value of Cursor more if they could see that 35% of the code commited to git this month was generated by AI without further changes.
Tabnine used to do this in a bad way where it would say that some percentage of the code was generated by Tabnine, but I was deleting 90% of what I tabbed into existence.
I feel like AI has made me much faster at coding, but sometimes I feel like I’m just wasting any of the time saved messing with an AI when it has a problem. Its hard to know!
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This is a highly requested feature that we’re planning to add soon! We want to make sure we implement it properly to give accurate insights into how Cursor is actually helping your workflow. The git integration idea is particularly interesting - having concrete data on AI contributions would be super valuable
We’re already tracking this data internally and via the cursor.com website, so it makes sense to put in it the editor!
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Glad to hear it! Most of the metrics would only be mildly interesting to view, but knowing how much of my code the AI is writing would be VERY interesting! 
Is this data already available to Enterprise user admins?
I noticed that the cursor has a dashboard feature for business use, but it currently only provides request usage data. Do you have any plans to support code application usage to demonstrate the effectiveness of the cursor?
Hey @danperks , just checking if this feature has already been released—we’d love to try it out and see how it works. Thanks 
Hey, we do now have a dashboard that is in beta, just head to cursor.com/dashboard once you are logged in to check it out!
great! now i can see an estimate of how many fast requests or max i actually need lol, gives me a realistic cost expectation if i want to use some monthly.
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