Cursor removes token cost information from usage dashboard

Users report Cursor has removed token cost metrics from its usage dashboard and CSV export functionality, making individual prompt spending untrackable. Forum posts and blog commentary indicate developers relied on this data to monitor spending patterns mid-session. The changes remove visibility that competing tools like CC Meter for Claude Code and Galda provide as standard features.

Update (2026-08-04): According to user reports on Jitbit and Hacker News, Cursor removed cost transparency from token usage dashboards and CSV exports while expanding advertising campaigns, prompting user criticism that core product quality has degraded amid...