Cursor

Prerequisites

Cursor Enterprise. Team and Pro plans cannot use the Admin API that this connector reads.
A team admin, to create the API key.

Connect

Create a team API key in Cursor

In the Cursor dashboard, go to API Keys > Team, and create a new key. Cursor publishes no read-only admin scope, so the key is created with full admin access.

Copy the key (it starts with crsr_).

This key can also change spend limits, remove members, and edit model access. Create it on a dedicated identity, since Cursor offers no narrower scope.

Add it to LevelFour

Open Connect Providers, select Cursor, and paste the key under Team API key. Click Add Team API key.

Confirming it worked

The connection moves to Connected. Your first data appears within a day.

Rotating or removing access

Rotating the credential

Create a new team key in Cursor, paste it into Connect Providers, then revoke the old key from Cursor's API Keys page.

Removing access

Disconnect Cursor under Connect Providers, then revoke the key from Cursor's API Keys page.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	What to do
The connection is refused outright	Cursor's Admin API is Enterprise only. A Team or Pro plan key will not work, even if Cursor's dashboard lets you create one
Spend looks low compared to your invoice	Seat subscription fees are not in this data. Only usage-based model spend is covered
The key stops working unexpectedly	Team keys belong to the organization, but a dashboard-level change to the creator's account can still affect them. Create a fresh key and check with a team admin

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