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Opal’s integration with Cursor allows you to gain visibility over access to Cursor Organizations and monitor user roles within your development environment. With the Cursor integration, you can:
  • View all users who have access with specific roles to your Cursor Organization
  • Monitor usage

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Supported resources

ResourceReadGrant and revoke accessAvailable in Risk Center
Cursor Organization✔️✔️

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Supported roles

Opal syncs the following default Cursor roles:
  • Admin: Full administrative access to the Cursor Organization
  • Member: Standard member access to the organization
  • Unpaid Admin: Administrative access without billing privileges
Opal also syncs any custom roles you have configured in your Cursor Organization.

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Requirements

Before you begin, you must:
  • Be an Opal Admin
  • Have Admin permissions in your Cursor Organization

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1. Retrieve an API token in Cursor

To allow Opal to access your Cursor Organization, you must first create an API token in Cursor:
  1. Navigate to your Cursor Organization settings
  2. Go to the API or Integrations section
  3. Generate a new API token with read permissions
Save the token, as you won’t be able to retrieve it later.

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2. Create Cursor app in Opal

In Opal, go to Inventory > +App and select Cursor. Name your Cursor app, provide a description, and enter the token you generated in step 1. After you save the app, you can import roles from … > Import items.