Premium requests for GitHub Copilot are now live from 18th June 2025. If you want a clear, simple way to see exactly how those premium requests are being used within your GitHub organisation or Enterprise – i’ve now built a dashboard just for that.
No more guessing where your premium Copilot requests are going. The GitHub Copilot Usage Metrics Viewer gives you a straightforward, interactive dashboard to visualise your usage patterns, track premium request consumption, and understand model distribution in seconds.
Introducing the GitHub Copilot Usage Metrics viewer
The GitHub Copilot Usage Metrics Viewer is a lightweight, privacy-first dashboard you can run right in your browser.
The dashboard experience: Fast, local and useful
Whats included? Lots – a brief summary:
- Privacy-First: All data processing happens locally in your browser – no external transmission
- Zero Setup: Just open in any modern browser – no installation or configuration required
- Overview Analytics: Total users, requests, model distribution, and top users etc
- Insights Dashboard: Interactive charts, real-time search, and exportable filtered data
- Model breakdowns – which AI models are your team’s favourites?
- Top users – who’s really leaning into Copilot, and who might need a nudge?
- & lots more – do check it out, load the sample data & see what views are possible
How It Works (Really, its easy!)
You can start using the dashboard in under 30 seconds. Here’s how:
- Head over to the live viewer
- Click “📁 Load Data”
- Upload your GitHub Copilot usage CSV
Boom – charts, insights, and trends appear.
And if you don’t have your own data yet, there’s a sample CSV included so you can try it out.
Want to self-host it or fork for your team? There’s a GitHub Actions workflow that auto-deploys it to GitHub Pages on push. No infra required
Try It Out
Whether you’re curious about your own usage, or just want to see who’s burning through premium requests, the viewer is ready for you.
Try it here:
https://thomast1906.github.io/github-copilot-usage-metrics-viewer
GitHub repo:
github.com/thomast1906/github-copilot-usage-metrics-viewer
Why I Built It
Honestly? I wanted something that “just worked.”
As someone who juggles multiple GitHub orgs, helps support 400+ devs across projects, and is often knee-deep in GitHub Actions and AI integrations — I needed visibility without overhead. I didn’t want to spin up a backend, deal with auth, or expose private usage data.
The idea: Drop a CSV. Get instant insights. Done.
And from there, it just grew. Added hourly patterns. Top users. Model distribution. Real-time filtering. Exportable datasets. And most recently — a dashboard showing who’s nearing their monthly premium limit.
Final Thoughts
If you find this useful, let me know! Feel free to fork it, extend it, or open an issue with a feature request. This has been a passion project, built out of a real-world need.
Thomas, this is a great project. Curious how you get your github data in that format. The activity report doesn’t have the same columns, and the metrics api is JSON without CSV export.
Thanks John, the way I retrieve the data is in the blog post, could you share how you are obtaining your data – share a snippet of it?