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Cursor sessions were still showing inflated totals after the earlier total-count work, producing UX mismatches like "Showing 16 of 31" while only ~16 visible chat rows existed. Why this happened: - Cursor history normalization emits both `tool_use` and `tool_result` entries. - The UI intentionally does not render `tool_result` as its own message bubble; it attaches tool results onto the related `tool_use` card. - Total counting that includes `tool_result` therefore measures transport artifacts, not user-visible conversation rows. - In practice, this makes totals look wrong and undermines trust in pagination status and session message counts. Why this change: - `total` is a user-facing semantic value and must represent what the user can actually see in the timeline. - Cursor should follow the same rendered-message counting rule as other providers to keep behavior predictable across providers. - Avoiding hidden/internal row counts in totals prevents confusion in "showing X of Y" indicators and load-more expectations. What was changed: - Replaced implicit/raw-style counting with explicit provider-side total tracking in Cursor history fetch. - Total tracker increments only for processed messages that map to rendered chat rows, excluding standalone `tool_result` entries. - Pagination windowing remains based on full normalized history payload to avoid changing ordering/loading mechanics; only displayed `total` semantics were corrected. Result: - Cursor `total` now reflects rendered chat rows rather than internal normalized event count. - Session counters are now aligned with what users perceive in the UI.