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Plugin name: GitHub Copilot (plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1, published as SquaredUp Labs)
Purpose / problem solved: Tracks GitHub Copilot across an organization or enterprise:
Licences: seats, with last activity and inactive or never-used seats.
Adoption: daily, weekly and monthly active users; activity by feature, IDE, language and model.
Tokens: prompt and output tokens by client and model, account-wide and per user.
Usage by person: AI credits, activity, features used and adoption phase.
Spend: AI credit usage by model, split into the part covered by the included credit pool and the part billed.
Budgets and cost centers: budget consumption, per-user budget states, and cost center AI credit pool caps.
Policies: which Copilot models are enabled.
Primary audience: engineering leadership, platform/DevEx teams and FinOps teams managing Copilot licences and AI credit spend.
Authentication method(s): GitHub personal access token (classic). Fine-grained tokens aren't supported because GitHub's enterprise Copilot and billing endpoints reject them. Supports both organization and enterprise accounts, and GitHub Enterprise Cloud with data residency (configurable API URL).
Implementation notes:
Usage metrics are fetched from report files. GitHub's Copilot usage metrics API returns only signed links to NDJSON report files. Each report stream's post-request script returns the link as the paging context (nextUrl mode), so the platform fetches each file as a further page. Any additional links are queued in the URL fragment.
A pre-request script handles the token. It adds the token only for the GitHub API host, and strips it (and the fragment) from requests to the signed report host, which rejects a second credential.
Billing periods are fetched the same way. AI credit usage steps through days or months one request at a time, because the billing API returns a single period per call.
🖼️ Plugin screenshots
Plugin configuration
To add.
Default dashboards
To add. Seven dashboards: Overview, Adoption, Models and Tokens, Billing, plus User, Budget and Cost Center perspectives.
🧪 Test plan
Deployed to a dev organization and authenticated against a live GitHub organization (Copilot Business, organization mode) with a classic PAT.
Config validation: all five steps passed (Authenticate, Copilot seats, Copilot usage metrics, Billing, Token expiry).
Import: succeeded. 1 Budget was imported (only Copilot/AI credit budgets are kept). User and Cost Center imports returned 0, because the org has no assigned seats and isn't an enterprise.
Usage report chain (usageMetrics): the index call returned a signed copilot-reports.github.com link. The file was fetched as page 2 and parsed into 28 daily rows. The test diagnostics confirmed the page 2 request carried only Accept: no Authorization header and no fragment.
Per-user reports (userUsage): a real user record was parsed into one correctly shaped row.
Org-mode streams returned 200 with correct shapes:
userTokenUsage, usageBreakdown (all four breakdowns) and tokenUsage.
seats, seatBreakdown and modelPolicies (26 models, including the delegate_to_default state).
budgets, and budgetConsumption against the imported budget.
aiCreditUsage: last 7 days (8 daily requests), this month, last month, this year and last year (monthly requests), plus the premium request meter.
Enterprise-only streams:costCenters and budgetUsers return no rows cleanly in organization mode.
Dashboards: checked in the deployed plugin with limited data.
Not yet tested:
Enterprise mode: every /enterprises/... path, costCenters, budgetUsers and enterprise pagination.
Needs User objects:userSeat, and the user and cost-center picker filters.
Needs real data: the token and breakdown flattening has only been run on simulated records, because the test org's reports had no activity. A customer with Copilot Enterprise is testing enterprise mode.
⚠️ Known limitations
28-day window: usage, token and per-user streams read GitHub's latest 28-day reports, which are usually 2–3 days behind. The per-user report can lag further when there's little activity.
AI credit usage periods: daily rows only for Last 7 days. This month and Last month are monthly totals, and yearly ranges return one row per month. A stream run is cut off after about 12 seconds, about 16 GitHub requests, so longer daily ranges don't fit.
Large reports may time out: a very large enterprise report split across many files could hit the same time limit and return partial data.
No remaining-pool figure: GitHub has no API for remaining org or enterprise pool credit. The plugin shows the included vs billed split, budget consumption and cost center pool caps instead.
Account-specific streams:Seat Breakdown and Model Policies are organization only. Cost Centers and Budget Users are enterprise only.
Not supported: GitHub Enterprise Server, personal Copilot plans, the UI-only token usage CSV, and team-level metrics.
Read-only.
📚 Checklist
This PR adds a single plugin only
Plugin, datastream and UI naming follow SquaredUp guidelines
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Walkthrough
Adds a GitHub Copilot plugin with account validation, seat and usage reporting, billing streams, indexed objects, and dashboards for adoption, tokens, budgets, and cost centers.
Defines account and token configuration, limits token forwarding to the configured GitHub API host, and adds required and optional access checks. Documents plugin requirements and supported data.
Seat collection and user indexing plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/dataStreams/seats.json, seatBreakdown.json, userSeat.json, dataStreams/scripts/{seatBreakdown,userSeat}.js, indexDefinitions/default.json
Adds seat and user-seat fields, including activity status, and maps seat data to indexed user records.
Usage report streams and processing plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/dataStreams/{tokenUsage,usageBreakdown,usageMetrics,userTokenUsage,userUsage,modelPolicies}.json, plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/dataStreams/scripts/{tokenUsage,usageBreakdown,usageMetrics,userTokenUsage,userUsage,modelPolicies}.js
Adds report retrieval and processing for daily metrics, configurable breakdowns, per-user usage, token totals, and model policies.
Billing, budget, and cost-center streams plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/dataStreams/{aiCreditUsage,budgetConsumption,budgetUsers,budgets,costCenters}.json, plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/dataStreams/scripts/{aiCreditUsage,budgetConsumption,budgetUsers,budgets,costCenters}.js
Adds billing and budget data streams, including AI-credit period paging, budget usage calculations, and cost-center pool metadata.
Overview, adoption, and user dashboards plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/defaultContent/{overview,adoption,user}.dash.json
Adds seat, activity, adoption, and per-user usage views.
Models and tokens dashboard plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/defaultContent/modelsAndTokens.dash.json
Adds token and request summaries, breakdown charts, top lists, and model policy views.
Billing and budget dashboards plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/defaultContent/{billing,budget,costCenter}.dash.json, plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/defaultContent/{manifest,scopes}.json, plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/indexDefinitions/default.json
Adds billing, budget, and cost-center dashboard views, and registers dashboard items, object scopes, and indexed objects.
Resolve the token-host validation risk and the outstanding enterprise, budget, and dashboard behavior concerns before merging, unless their limitations are explicitly accepted.
Pre-merge checks: 5
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The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: adding the GitHub Copilot plugin.
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Do not swallow a corrupt paging context in pendingLinks.
The catch returns [] when the fragment cannot be decoded or parsed. nextLink then becomes undefined, and paging stops. The stream returns the pages fetched so far as if they were the full report. Nothing signals the missing files.
Throw a descriptive error instead. This stops silent partial data. The same block exists in usageMetrics.js, usageBreakdown.js, userTokenUsage.js and userUsage.js. Apply the same fix in each file.
Based on learnings: "Flag JavaScript data-parsing code that silently returns empty/default results or swallows exceptions for corrupt, truncated, or malformed input."
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/configValidation.json:
- Line 14: Update the Copilot seat-access guidance in configValidation.json and
the matching guidance in ui.json and docs/README.md: specify that organization
seats require an organization owner, while enterprise seats may be accessed by
an enterprise owner or billing manager, preserving the applicable token-scope
guidance.
Review comments at @plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/dataStreams/budgetUsers.json:
- Line 9: Restrict enterprise requests in the budgetUsers data stream to budgets
whose budgetScope is multi_user_customer or multi_user_cost_center. Update the
stream’s budget selection or short-circuit unsupported enterprise scopes to an
empty result; keep the organization /user branch unchanged.
Review comments at
@plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/dataStreams/scripts/budgetConsumption.js:
- Line 2: Update the budget consumption handling around consumed_amount so a
missing value is represented as unavailable rather than “No limit.” Use a
supported user-scoped or aggregate-consumption response where applicable; do not
infer unlimited spending for scopes without one.
Review comments at @plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/dataStreams/tokenUsage.json:
- Line 23: Update the github_app label in the tokenUsage.json formatExpression
to “Copilot app” so it matches the mapping in userTokenUsage.json; leave the
other client labels unchanged.
Review comments at @plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/dataStreams/userSeat.json:
- Line 12: Update the userSeat stream configuration so billing-manager users are
not offered a request that requires enterprise-owner access: use a per-user
detail path supported for that role if available, or clearly mark the stream as
enterprise-owner-only before it can be selected.
Review comments at @plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/defaultContent/user.dash.json:
- Line 5: Add the Copilot User variable reference to the dashboard-level
variables array in the User dashboard, so its tiles and data-source
configurations receive the selected user.
Review comments at @plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/ui.json:
- Line 52: Update the API URL validation in the configuration and the host check
in preRequest.js to parse the URL and allow HTTPS only for api.github.com or the
supported api.SUBDOMAIN.ghe.com host form; reject all other hosts before saving
or attaching secrets.accessToken.
- Line 37: Update the organization-mode token guidance in the ui.json help text
and the corresponding docs/README.md instructions to include the required
classic-token admin:org or repo scope; retain the existing billing scopes.
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Re the additional review comment on pendingLinks in tokenUsage.js (lines 7–9): addressed in 524b2b7 across all five report scripts (usageMetrics, usageBreakdown, tokenUsage, userUsage, userTokenUsage). The queued-link list is written by the same script on the previous page, so instead of throwing, which would discard the rows already fetched, an unreadable queue now raises a warning: Some Copilot report files could not be read, so this data may be incomplete. A first page with no paging context returns an empty queue without warning.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
Review comments at @plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/dataStreams/budgetConsumption.json:
- Line 118: Update the timeframes declaration in the budget consumption stream
to explicitly include “none” as an available timeframe, replacing the current
false value.
Review comments at @plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/dataStreams/budgetUsers.json:
- Line 138: Update the budgetUsers stream’s timeframes declaration to explicitly
include "none" instead of false, preserving its no-time-based-filtering
behavior.
Review comments at
@plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/dataStreams/scripts/userTokenUsage.js:
- Around line 33-37: Update the user-selection filtering in userTokenUsage.js
and userUsage.js to distinguish an empty selection from selections that fail to
resolve IDs. Track whether context.config.user contains selections, and bypass
filtering only when it is empty; when selections exist but selectedUserIds is
empty, return no matching rows.
Review comments at @plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/dataStreams/userSeat.json:
- Line 93: Update the missing `last_activity_at` label in the user-seat
`valueExpression` from “Never used” to “No recorded activity,” and update the
corresponding state mapping and label in `seats.json` to match. Preserve the
existing Active and Inactive logic.
- Around line 12-13: Normalize the response used by userSeat.json before its
seat fields are read: for enterprise accounts, return the records from
data.seats; for organization accounts, preserve the existing bare-response
behavior. Add and associate a post-request script with the userSeat data stream,
rather than relying on expandInnerObjects to flatten the enterprise response.
Review comments at
@plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/defaultContent/costCenter.dash.json:
- Around line 93-96: Gate the billing tiles in costCenter.dash.json, including
those bound through dataSourceConfig.costCenter and the “AI Credit Pool Cap”
tile, so they are shown only when “Copilot Cost Center” has a selection. Keep
the change at the dashboard level; do not alter shared streams such as
costCenters.
Review comments at @plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/defaultContent/user.dash.json:
- Around line 97-100: Update the Copilot user dashboard tiles that use the
“Copilot User” variable so they do not display account-wide totals when no user
is selected; guard the tiles until a user is selected or apply a
dashboard-specific empty-selection filter. Keep the shared scripts unchanged.
Review comments at @plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/ui.json:
- Line 37: Update the token scope guidance in the help text and the
corresponding section in docs/README.md to make read:enterprise conditional on
enterprise accounts; keep read:org as the scope guidance for organization
accounts.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
Review comments at @plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/dataStreams/scripts/userUsage.js:
- Line 67: Update the per-user 28-day record mapping in both the userUsage and
userTokenUsage scripts to populate the Day value from report_end_day instead of
day, preserving the null fallback.
Review comments at @plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/dataStreams/seats.json:
- Line 10: Update the seats stream handling so enterprise assignments are
deduplicated by user across all pages before emitting user and seat totals,
keeping those totals consistent with GitHub’s total_seats count. If
assignment-level rows must remain available, expose them separately from the
user-level stream and avoid mapping duplicate assignments to conflicting
properties in the User index.
Review comments at @plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1/defaultContent/budget.dash.json:
- Around line 196-211: Add ringGridMax with a value of 100 to both budget
ring-grid configurations, including the configurations identified by
ringGridThresholds in budget.dash.json and overview.dash.json, so their
fractional thresholds scale against percentage-point values.
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🔌 Plugin overview
plugins/GitHubCopilot/v1, published as SquaredUp Labs)Implementation notes:
nextUrlmode), so the platform fetches each file as a further page. Any additional links are queued in the URL fragment.🖼️ Plugin screenshots
Plugin configuration
To add.
Default dashboards
To add. Seven dashboards: Overview, Adoption, Models and Tokens, Billing, plus User, Budget and Cost Center perspectives.
🧪 Test plan
Deployed to a dev organization and authenticated against a live GitHub organization (Copilot Business, organization mode) with a classic PAT.
usageMetrics): the index call returned a signedcopilot-reports.github.comlink. The file was fetched as page 2 and parsed into 28 daily rows. The test diagnostics confirmed the page 2 request carried onlyAccept: noAuthorizationheader and no fragment.userUsage): a real user record was parsed into one correctly shaped row.userTokenUsage,usageBreakdown(all four breakdowns) andtokenUsage.seats,seatBreakdownandmodelPolicies(26 models, including thedelegate_to_defaultstate).budgets, andbudgetConsumptionagainst the imported budget.aiCreditUsage: last 7 days (8 daily requests), this month, last month, this year and last year (monthly requests), plus the premium request meter.costCentersandbudgetUsersreturn no rows cleanly in organization mode.Not yet tested:
/enterprises/...path,costCenters,budgetUsersand enterprise pagination.userSeat, and the user and cost-center picker filters.📚 Checklist
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