Use Coding Plan in Cursor.
Cursor Pro or higher is required for custom models like Coding Plan. Free-tier users will see an error.
Download and install Cursor from the official website.
Click
→ Cursor Settings → Models.Enable OpenAI API Key and enter your Coding Plan API key.
Enable Override OpenAI Base URL and set it to
https://coding-intl.dashscope.aliyuncs.com/v1.In the Add or search model text box, enter a model name from the supported models list, then click Add Custom Model.
Adjust some model names in Cursor: kimi-k2-5 for kimi-k2.5, glm-4-7 for glm-4.7, and glm-5-0 for glm-5. Ensure all other model names match the Coding Plan overview.
Select your model in the chat panel to begin chatting.
If your model doesn't appear, click Auto to disable Auto mode and then select it from the dropdown.
FAQ
Q: Why don't Coding Plan models work in Cursor?
A: If you see these errors:
The model xxx does not work with your current plan or API key.
Named models unavailable. Free plans can only use Auto. Switch to Auto or upgrade plans to continue.
Cursor Free only supports Auto mode. Upgrade to Cursor Pro or higher to use custom models like Coding Plan.
Q: Why do I get “We're having trouble connecting to the model provider.” or “Unauthorized User API key”?
A: Possible causes:
The model names glm-5, glm-4.7, and kimi-k2.5 conflict with built-in Cursor model names, causing authentication failures.
Use these aliases when adding models: kimi-k2-5 for kimi-k2.5, glm-4-7 for glm-4.7, and glm-5-0 for glm-5.
The model you called does not exist. For supported models by deployment modes, see Model list.
Calling models from other providers after configuring Model Studio’s endpoint and API key. To use other models, reconfigure or disable OpenAI API Key and Override OpenAI Base URL as needed.