How can I track my GitHub Copilot usage per repository or project?

[muhammadahmed990]

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I'm using GitHub Copilot regularly and wondering if there's a way to monitor how much I'm using it per project or repository — like number of suggestions or acceptance rate. Is there a built-in way to see this, or do I need Copilot Business/Enterprise for detailed usage stats?

[aryanorastar]

As of now, GitHub Copilot does not offer built-in usage tracking per repository or project for individual users. You won't be able to see how many suggestions were made or accepted per repo directly.

[Sheikh-Anas-Tauseef]

GitHub Copilot doesn’t currently offer per-repo usage tracking for individual users. If you’re on Copilot Business or Enterprise, admins can view org-level usage through the Copilot dashboard, but it doesn’t break it down by repo. For now, personal tracking would need to be manual or estimated based on activity.

[Sheikh-Anas-Tauseef]

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[muhammadahmed990]

Thanks! Just to clarify — does the Copilot dashboard for Business or Enterprise show individual user activity like suggestion count or acceptance rate? Or is it only high-level org-wide usage stats?

[Sheikh-Anas-Tauseef]

Yeah, it does show some helpful user-level stats like how many suggestions were shown, how many were accepted, and overall acceptance rate. But it doesn’t break it down by repository — it’s more focused on each user’s overall Copilot usage across the org.

[aryanorastar]

As of now, Copilot Business and Copilot Enterprise provide access to an admin dashboard, but it mainly shows organization-level metrics, like:

• Number of active Copilot users
• Suggestions accepted vs. shown (overall)
• Time saved estimates

However, it does not break down usage per repository or show individual project-level metrics. It may show some per-user usage summaries, but not detailed activity like suggestions per repo or file.

For more granular insights like:

• Suggestions accepted per project
• Usage time per repo
• Code context awareness breakdown

…you’d need to track manually using logs, commits, or a custom extension/workflow — since GitHub Copilot currently doesn’t expose that level of granularity via the UI or API.

If GitHub adds this in future updates, it’ll likely be announced on their [Copilot docs](https://docs.github.com/en/copilot) or [changelog](https://github.blog/changelog/).

[MominRaza]

Created feature request microsoft/vscode#292307, please upvote it

[SachiHarshitha]

I was looking for exactly this: a way to understand Copilot usage at repo/project level rather than only at the account/org level.

I built a local-first tool that parses VS Code Copilot chat session data and turns it into per-workspace analytics, including token estimates, premium request estimates, model distribution, and trend views:

https://github.com/SachiHarshitha/copilot-usage

The main motivation was cost attribution across multiple projects when a developer is working in parallel across repos. Sharing in case it helps others looking for a practical workaround today.