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[Bug]: Cursor unified plans still show separate usage meters and two-pool wording #34426
Description
Before submitting
- I searched existing issues and did not find a duplicate of this unified-plan display issue.
- I included enough detail to reproduce or investigate the problem.
Area
apps/web — Usage → Limits (Cursor)
Steps to reproduce
- Connect a Cursor account on a plan with a unified usage allowance.
- Open Usage → Limits in T3 Code.
- Inspect the Cursor usage meters and their explanatory text.
Expected behavior
For a unified Cursor plan, show one meter for the shared allowance and wording that reflects that plan. Do not present that allowance as separate pools or imply that there is additional independent capacity.
Keep separate pool meters where the account's plan actually has separate allowances.
Actual behavior
Even on a unified plan, T3 shows separate Overall and Cursor Models meters. Both show the same remaining percentage and reset time, while the helper text still describes multiple allowances.
The supplied screenshot shows:
| Meter | Remaining | Reset |
|---|---|---|
| Overall | 96% left | 6d 17h |
| Cursor Models | 96% left | 6d 17h |
The helper text reads:
- Overall: “Combined usage across both allowances, not a third quota.”
- Cursor Models: “Grok and Composer use this first. Auto can use either pool.”
For this unified-plan account, the duplicated meters and two-pool wording make the allowance structure confusing.
Impact
Minor bug: misleading quota presentation. This report concerns the display and plan-specific wording; no incorrect billing or quota arithmetic has been demonstrated.
Version or commit
Installed macOS desktop version at the time of reporting: 0.1.8-nightly.20261109.4399.
Environment
T3 Code desktop on macOS, Cursor provider, unified usage plan. The exact commercial plan name was not supplied.
Screenshots, recordings, or supporting files
The reporter supplied a screenshot; its visible meter values and helper text are transcribed above.
Related issues
- [Bug]: Cursor Other Models shows 100% available when account rejects models #29895 concerns an unavailable Other Models pool displayed as 100% available. This report concerns redundant meters and separate-pool wording for a unified allowance.
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