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Cursor Pro+ users report rapid depletion of third-party model credits

A user on Reddit reported that their Cursor Pro+ plan rapidly depleted its third-party model credits after a single complex query. The user asked Claude to generate a plan for porting an Android app to iPhone, which the model completed. Following this, Cursor prompted the user to switch models, leading the user to suspect Claude might have intentionally used more credits to signal a potential issue with the plan's credit system. AI

IMPACT Highlights potential issues with credit consumption in AI-powered tools, impacting user experience and cost management.

RANK_REASON User report about a specific feature/billing issue within a software tool.

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Cursor Pro+ users report rapid depletion of third-party model credits

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  1. r/cursor TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/ou2mame ·

    Pro+ plan zapped all my third party model credits in one question lol

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I asked claude to come up with a plan to port a rather small android app to iphone, and it did that. it hit 100% like halfway through and kept going, and finished the request.. almost like it knew I was being ripped off. And after it was complete…