DeckBridge for Cursor
Cursor's Grok Bot allowance is weekly, and it goes fast. DeckBridge for Cursor keeps it - and every other Cursor usage meter - live on Stream Deck keys, refreshed in the background while you work.
The five keys on a Stream Deck MK.2
At a glance
Weekly meter
A monthly meter forgives; a weekly one doesn't. The Grok Bot key shows the percentage you've burned and the countdown to your next reset - ticking down on the key itself, so “how much Grok do I have left?” is answered before you've finished asking. It turns amber at 70%, red at 90%, and holding the key opens Cursor's real spending dashboard when you want the detail.
Background check
All four meters share a single background check of your own Cursor spending dashboard, every five minutes - one signed-in session, no per-key polling. Reset countdowns tick down locally between checks. Short-press any key to refresh all four at once; hold one to open the real dashboard in a visible window.
Colour law
Same law as every DeckBridge plugin: hue answers “do I need to act?”, never decoration. Meters run teal until 70%, amber until 90%, red past it. When a check fails, keys say so - cached values are marked stale rather than quietly posing as fresh.
Trust
Sign-in happens in Chrome, in a dedicated profile that belongs to this plugin alone - DeckBridge never sees your password and never touches your normal browsing.
The full picture, including exactly what is stored where, is in the privacy policy.
Local-only: no telemetry, no DeckBridge servers. The plugin talks to cursor.com and nowhere else.
You sign in to Cursor yourself, in a separate Chrome profile used only for this. Credentials are never read, entered or stored by DeckBridge.
Keys show derived numbers only - percentages, countdowns, spend. Raw dashboard content and account identity are never cached or logged.
Get it
DeckBridge for Cursor is live on the Elgato Marketplace - one click installs it into the Stream Deck app, and the setup guide takes it from there.