Cursor · AI Impact

Understand what Cursor changes in your delivery workflow

Follow Cursor-attributed code through review, rework, and delivery. Compare AI contribution with the engineering outcomes your team is working to improve.

Cursor impact in Oobeya

Contribution, workflow, and delivery outcomes

Cursor workflow evaluation

Performance Overview

AI attribution alongside delivery and usage

AI share of new code61%↑ +3.7%

75,403 of 123,666 added lines are AI-attributed.

AI impact on deliveryExplore the trend
Delivery velocity

158commits/week

Time per commitderived

36.2min

Reclaimed capacityderived

1,401hours

Developers using AIderived

17developers

Coding time split
219.4h AI40.8h Human
Avg. lines / AI commit
114.4 AI83.5 Human
Token spend
905.5M
Cache efficiency
99.3%

Explore Oobeya’s shared engineering views. Available assistant signals depend on the connected tools and capture setup.

From signals to decisions

Review Cursor contribution beyond code volume

Bring the source of the code into the same review as flow, quality, and repeated work.

Follow code contribution

Use attribution to investigate where Cursor contributes to committed changes. Review the share of AI-written work with the team and repository context.

Inspect review and rework

Read PR time to merge alongside code churn and coding efficiency. Check whether review or rework patterns change as AI contribution grows.

Keep quality in the review

Compare Cursor-associated work with quality findings, technical debt, and delivery trends. Investigate the affected changes before drawing conclusions.

What to look at

Investigate the workflow behind an adoption trend

Use a consistent team, period, and measurement scope when evaluating your Cursor rollout.

  • Connected source and capture coverage
  • Consistent team, repository, and time period
  • Review flow, rework, and quality trends
  • Delivery outcomes and follow-up actions
Check the captured contribution
Review the attribution source and configured capture method. Confirm which Cursor workflows are represented in the data.
Follow the changes through review
Compare AI contribution with review time and delivery movement. Inspect recurring delays and the work waiting for attention.
Review the outcome with the team
Read churn, efficiency, and quality together. Discuss the task mix and workflow changes that may explain the trend.

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Common questions

Cursor measurement questions

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What can we evaluate for Cursor?

Use Oobeya to read captured Cursor contribution and adoption context alongside coding efficiency, review flow, quality, and delivery trends. Available assistant signals depend on the connected tools and capture setup.

How does Blamely add Cursor attribution?

Blamely captures supported assistant edits and records their origin in Git notes. Review the configured capture method to understand which edits and completions are included.

Can we inspect rework alongside AI contribution?

Yes. Review AI code share with churn and coding efficiency in Team Performance, then inspect the changes and responsibilities behind the pattern.

Can Cursor evaluation include SonarQube and DORA metrics?

Read code quality findings, technical debt, and production delivery trends alongside the captured AI contribution. Keep scope and periods consistent when comparing signals.

Can we compare Cursor with other assistants?

Use the same engineering outcome definitions for Cursor, Claude, and GitHub Copilot. Check the source coverage and capture methods for each assistant before making a comparison.

Does more Cursor-attributed code prove higher productivity?

AI code share measures contribution. Review delivery, quality, and rework alongside it, and account for task mix and other workflow changes when interpreting the results.

See Oobeya in practice

Review Cursor with the work it changes

Walk through attribution, review flow, quality, and delivery with your Cursor workflow and team structure in mind.