A background agent as an executor. The seat's bars as a rail.
Cursor is the third harness most teams run. Background agents take a ticket and return a PR on Cursor's terms; sleds prices the row first, reads the seat's bars so a 91% seat is not dispatched a two-hour task, and signs what came back so the record reads the same as any other agent.
cursor Background agent · Sonnet $5–14 · 68% · seat at 91%
cursor Background agent · Fable $12–30 · 74% · crosses before it lands
codex Dana · Codex CLI $3–9 · 69% · owns billing · headroom
overnight batch tier · Sonnet $2.50–7 · by 6:20 am · ½
Reads
Cursor's usage and credits, per person.
A background agent's run: model, tokens, the PR it opened.
Work dispatched from the tracker or from the picker.
Writes
The row, with its band and cap, to a Cursor seat.
Minutes, model and cost when the PR merges, via the same lines.
Signed, across agents Cursor did not run.
In Cursor, in its own words.
Everything sleds writes into Cursor is something Cursor already knows how to show. If you leave, it keeps the rows.
Next. After the seat reader: Cursor Teams usage, then background agents as a dispatch target with the seat's bars as a constraint.