Overview

GitHub Copilot usage metrics is now generally available, graduating from public preview to provide organizations with comprehensive visibility into how their teams adopt and use Copilot. The feature delivers data-driven insights to help leaders understand adoption trends, make informed rollout decisions, and build custom reports tailored to organizational needs.

What's Included

Dashboards

• Copilot usage dashboard: Provides clear, actionable insights including code completion activity, IDE usage, model and language breakdowns, and team adoption trends.
• Code generation dashboard: Quantifies Copilot's output by measuring lines suggested, added, or deleted across completions, chat, and agent features.
• Multi-level granularity: Enterprise and organization owners can now track adoption at the enterprise, organization, and team level without relying solely on enterprise-wide aggregates.

APIs

Three levels of API access enable programmatic usage tracking:

• Enterprise-level: Get organization-wide aggregate analysis on user engagement, Copilot usage, and pull request throughput
• Organization-level: Access Copilot usage data to understand team engagement, spot trends, and assess enablement efforts
• User-level: Analyze individual daily Copilot usage to support training and identify teams needing additional resources

Access and Security

• Located in Enterprise Account → AI Controls → Copilot → Metrics
• Fine-grained access controls enable sharing visibility using custom enterprise roles like View enterprise Copilot metrics without requiring full admin access
• Data residency support for GitHub Enterprise Cloud meets regulatory requirements for organizations with residency constraints

What's Next

GitHub's roadmap focuses on connecting usage patterns to engineering outcomes, moving organizations from tracking adoption to measuring impact on development velocity and quality metrics.