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Overview

The Cursor integration lets administrators configure and manage Cursor API connections in G360. Once configured, these connections authenticate with Cursor services and enable integration with AI Coding Tools Metrics and reporting. Using this integration, administrators can:
  • Create Cursor connections and configure API credentials
  • Associate Cursor projects
  • Test connection validity
  • Monitor connection status
  • Manage existing Cursor integrations

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Prerequisites

Before configuring the integration, ensure you have:

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Cursor Connections page

In G360, go to Integration → Cursor Connections. The page lists all configured Cursor integrations.

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Create a Cursor Admin API key

The API key authenticates requests between G360 and Cursor.
1

Open the Cursor Dashboard

Sign in to your Cursor account and open the Cursor Dashboard.
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Open the API Keys page

Navigate to the API Keys page.
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Create the key

Click New API Key, enter a descriptive name such as G360 Integration, and confirm the creation of the key.
4

Copy the key

Copy the API key and store it securely.
The API key must remain valid and active for the connection to function correctly.

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Create a Cursor connection

1

Start a new connection

On the Cursor Connections page, click Add Connection. The Add Cursor Connection window opens.
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Enter connection details

3

Test the connection

Click Test Connection and wait for validation to finish. If the API Key and Project ID are valid, the test succeeds. If it fails, review the configuration and retry.
4

Save the connection

Click Save Connection. The connection appears in the Cursor Connections list.

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Manage connections

From the Cursor Connections page, you can view connection information, edit existing connections, and delete connections.

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Connection status

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Monitor usage

The Last Used field shows the most recent time the connection was used. Use it to identify active integrations, detect unused connections, and review integration usage patterns.

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Troubleshooting

Possible causes
  • Invalid API Key or Project ID
  • Authentication failure
  • Network connectivity issues
Actions
  • Verify the API Key and Project ID.
  • Confirm access to the Cursor project.
  • Retry the connection test.
Possible causes
  • Expired credentials or an invalid API Key
  • Project access issues
Actions
  • Verify the connection settings.
  • Update the credentials if required.
  • Re-test the connection.
Possible causes
  • Missing required fields
  • Failed validation
  • Invalid configuration values
Actions
  • Complete all required fields.
  • Run a successful connection test.
  • Save the connection again.

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Best practices

  • Use descriptive connection names to simplify administration and maintenance.
  • Periodically validate API credentials.
  • Remove unused connections.
  • Review connection status and usage activity regularly.

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Summary

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