Cudd has caught the eye in recent weeks - most notably as RaboDirect PRO12 man-of-the-match in last Friday's 14-3 win over Connacht - for starring displays that belie his 5ft 10in frame.
The 24-year-old only joined the Gwent region in September on a one-year deal having previously played semi-professional rugby with Llanelli.
But after showing he is at home in the RaboDirect PRO12 Cudd has targeted staying around for a little while longer.
"I enjoy the breakdown and being a nuisance, trying to get turnovers and securing quick ball for our backs," Cudd told the South Wales Argus. "I may not have the height but I think that sometimes works to my advantage at the breakdown.
"Maybe that has counted against me in the past but all I have to do is keep showing what I can do when I am given opportunities.
"I've been knocked back a lot by injuries in the past so I am just glad to be playing and hopefully I can get a good run of games.
"It took a bit of time to settle in here and get used to the calls, structure and also the level, because I was mostly playing semi-professional in Llanelli.
"I have been given a chance and I just want to keep getting out there on the field and improving."