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github updates the copilot usage api to separate ai model costs
the updated api now tracks bring your own key and enterprise custom model usage separately from standard copilot models.
Summary
github updated its copilot usage metrics api to track bring your own key usage separately from copilot-hosted models. the update adds fields for local developer configurations and admin-configured enterprise custom models. these metrics appear in organization and enterprise reports at both user and aggregate levels.
What changed
- added reporting for local bring your own key usage in the copilot usage metrics api.
- added reporting for enterprise custom models using the is_custom_enterprise_model field.
- included metrics in 1-day and 28-day enterprise and organization reports at user and aggregate levels.
Availability
Available now“The Copilot usage metrics API now shows bring your own key (BYOK) usage across GitHub Copilot, so you can separate it from Copilot-hosted model usage.”
Founder takeaway
if your team uses custom models or bring your own key providers with github copilot, check the updated usage metrics api to separate those costs from standard copilot-hosted usage.
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