CursorLens

CursorLens is an open-source dashboard built specifically for Cursor.sh IDE users. It logs every AI code generation, tracks how often you use each model, and gives you control over which models are active — even local ones. Think of it as a personal analytics layer for your AI-assisted coding workflow.

The tool runs locally by default, with a hosted version in the works. Once installed, it captures your AI interactions in real time and presents them in a clean dashboard. You can see usage patterns, compare model performance, and even restrict which models your team can use. Because it's open source, you can audit the code, modify it, or self-host entirely on your own infrastructure.

CursorLens is most useful for developers and teams who rely heavily on Cursor's AI features and want to understand their usage habits. It helps answer questions like: „How many times did I ask for code today?“, „Which model handles refactoring best?“, and „Are we overspending on premium models when a local one would do?“. If you're serious about measuring the ROI of AI-assisted coding, this is a practical, no-frills tool to start with.