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Overview

The Cursor Connections page allows administrators to configure and manage Cursor API connections within G360. Once configured, these connections can be used to authenticate with Cursor services and enable integration with AI Coding Tools Metrics and reporting capabilities. Using this feature, users can:
  • Create Cursor connections
  • Configure API credentials
  • Associate Cursor projects
  • Test connection validity
  • Monitor connection status
  • Manage existing Cursor integrations

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Prerequisites

Before configuring a Cursor connection, ensure you have:
  • Access to the G360 platform
  • Appropriate permissions to manage integrations
  • A valid Cursor API Key
  • A valid Cursor Project ID
  • Access to the Cursor project that will be connected
  1. Open G360.
  2. Navigate to Integration.
  3. Select Cursor Connections.
The Cursor Connections page displays all configured Cursor integrations.

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Understanding the Cursor Connections Page

The page contains the following information:
  • API Key Name
  • Provider
  • Status
  • Created At
  • Last Used
  • Available Actions
Administrators can use this information to monitor active connections and review connection activity.

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Create a New Cursor Connection

  1. Click Add Connection.
  2. The Add Cursor Connection window will appear.

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Configure Connection Details

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Connection Name

Enter a unique name for the connection. Examples:
  • Cursor Production
  • Engineering Cursor
  • Development Team Cursor
  • Internal Cursor Integration
Use descriptive connection names to simplify administration and maintenance.

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API Key

Enter a valid Cursor API Key. The API Key is used to authenticate requests between G360 and Cursor.
The API Key must remain valid and active for the connection to function correctly.

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Project ID

Enter the Cursor Project ID associated with the project that should be connected. The Project ID identifies the specific Cursor workspace or project from which data will be retrieved.

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Test the Connection

Before saving the configuration:
  1. Click Test Connection.
  2. Wait for the validation process to complete.

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Expected Result

  • If the API Key and Project ID are valid, the connection test will succeed.
  • If validation fails, review the configuration and retry the test.

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Save the Connection

  1. After a successful validation, click Save Connection.
  2. The connection will be added to the Cursor Connections list.

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Managing Existing Connections

Administrators can manage configured connections directly from the Cursor Connections page. Available actions include:
  • View connection information
  • Edit existing connections
  • Delete connections

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Understanding Connection Status

The Status column indicates the current state of the connection. Possible statuses include:

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Active

The connection has been successfully configured and is available for use.

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Inactive

The connection is currently unavailable or requires configuration updates before it can be used.

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Monitoring Connection Usage

The Last Used field displays the most recent time the connection was utilized. This information can help administrators:
  • Identify active integrations
  • Detect unused connections
  • Review integration usage patterns

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Troubleshooting

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Connection Test Failed

Possible causes:
  • Invalid API Key
  • Invalid Project ID
  • Authentication failure
  • Network connectivity issues
Recommended actions:
  • Verify the API Key
  • Verify the Project ID
  • Confirm access to the Cursor project
  • Retry the connection test

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Connection Shows as Inactive

Possible causes:
  • Expired credentials
  • Invalid API Key
  • Project access issues
Recommended actions:
  • Verify connection settings
  • Update credentials if required
  • Re-test the connection

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Unable to Save Connection

Possible causes:
  • Missing required fields
  • Failed validation
  • Invalid configuration values
Recommended actions:
  • Complete all required fields
  • Run a successful connection test
  • Save the connection again

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Best Practices

  • Use descriptive connection names
  • Periodically validate API credentials
  • Remove unused connections
  • Review connection status regularly
  • Monitor connection usage activity

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Summary

Cursor Connections allow administrators to securely connect Cursor projects to G360 using API-based authentication. By configuring and managing Cursor connections, organizations can simplify integration management while maintaining visibility into connection status, usage, and authentication health.