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Who you work with and where signal flows

Use "You're the hub of a loop" to describe the practical rule.

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You're the hub of a loop. A user report comes in, you turn it into either a self-serve answer or a clean escalation and the aggregate of what you see becomes product signal. Knowing where you sit in that flow is half of answering the cross-functional round well.

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From One Report to a Roadmap Change

FROM ONE REPORT TO A ROADMAP CHANGE

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diagram: flow

The escalation step is a quality gate - nothing reaches Engineering without a clean reproduction.

Who's around you
Your org
User Operations - where support lives at Cursor
Daily partners
Product and Engineering, plus enterprise customers' own developer teams
Up the chain
You escalate critical issues with a reproducible bug report attached
Back to the company
Aggregated tickets become product and roadmap signal you help shape

The escalation is the seam where TSEs earn or lose engineering's trust. An escalation without a reproduction is just forwarding the user's frustration. A clean repro - exact version, minimal steps, expected vs. actual, relevant logs - lets an engineer act in minutes instead of re-interviewing the user through you.

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Practice: Who you work with and where signal flows