Client compatibility

Use Quick AI Coding with Cursor: Setup and Limits

Test standard chat scenarios in Cursor versions that expose custom API key and OpenAI Base URL settings.

Configuration values

API key

Your Quick AI Coding platform API key.

Base URL

https://quickaicode.com/v1

Model

A standard, non-reasoning chat model returned by GET /v1/models and verified in your current Cursor version.

Settings labels and availability can change between Cursor releases. Follow the current Cursor settings UI, then send a short chat test.

Cursor remains in the request path

Cursor documents that the custom key is sent to its servers with each request and that requests pass through its backend for final prompt assembly. That path can include your prompt and selected project context before the request reaches the configured endpoint. Review Cursor's current privacy settings and policies before sending sensitive code.

What a custom key does not cover

Custom keys apply only to supported standard chat models

Features requiring Cursor-specific or specialized models may continue to use Cursor's infrastructure and billing. Overriding the OpenAI Base URL can also affect OpenAI-class models shown by Cursor, so validate the selected model after every client update.

This integration does not claim full Cursor support or remove a Cursor subscription requirement. Quick AI Coding is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cursor or OpenAI.

Validation checklist

  • Confirm a standard chat model immediately before testing.
  • Start with a short request that contains no sensitive project data.
  • Inspect errors for unsupported fields or model restrictions.
  • Do not expose the key in screenshots or public issue reports.