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Cursor

Cursor is an AI-powered code editor designed to help developers write, edit, and understand code faster through intelligent suggestions and chat-based assistance. Integrating Cursor with Harmony brings AI-driven development activity into your IT service management workflows, giving teams visibility into coding operations alongside their broader IT operations. This connection helps bridge the gap between engineering work and IT service delivery for faster incident response and change management.

Capabilities

  • Code Change Tracking: Automatically surface Cursor-driven code changes as change records within Harmony for audit and impact analysis.
  • Incident Correlation: Link AI-assisted code edits to active incidents in Harmony to accelerate root cause identification and resolution.
  • Developer Activity Insights: Feed Cursor usage and productivity data into Harmony dashboards for unified visibility across your engineering and IT teams.

What Harmony does with Cursor

Harmony treats Cursor like any other managed SaaS application, syncing who has access, how actively developers use it, and what it costs, so IT can right-size licenses and forecast spend. Access requests and offboarding run through the same Harmony workflows teams already use in chat.

Data synced

  • Team member profiles, including name, email, and role.
  • Seat allocation and license status.
  • Per-user activity, including usage patterns and most-used AI model.
  • Daily request volume by category, covering agent, usage-based, and subscription-included requests.

Actions available

  • Grant or revoke Cursor access as part of onboarding and offboarding.
  • Reclaim seats from inactive developers to reduce cost.
  • Surface usage and request trends per user and team to forecast spend.

Real-world use cases

License reclamation: Harmony identifies developers who have gone quiet in Cursor so IT can reclaim seats.

Spend forecasting: Rising usage-based request volume signals coming overages before the bill arrives.

Clean offboarding: During an employee exit, Harmony confirms Cursor access is removed and logs it in the ticket.

FAQ

Harmony manages Cursor access and gives IT full visibility into seats, developer usage, and spend. Harmony treats Cursor like any other managed SaaS application, syncing who has access, how actively developers use it, and what it costs, so IT can right-size licenses and forecast spend.