This repo vs the new Copilot dashboard insights page

[ransagy]

Just a general query to understand the relationship between this repo and the newly introduced Copilot insights page on GitHub itself.
Will this be updated to match and possibly extend that view (showing user level data that is now in the API/NDJSON..) or will this be deprecated in favor of the GitHub view?

[adriandmitroca]

What insights page are you talking about?

[ransagy]

The new copilot tab inside a GitHub Org/Repo's Insights page. It now shows much of the same thing as this dashboard.

[adriandmitroca]

When I go to Organisation -> Insights I can have 2 tabs related to Actions - am I looking at the wrong place?

[ransagy]

Its detailed here - https://github.blog/changelog/2025-10-28-copilot-usage-metrics-dashboard-and-api-in-public-preview/

I missed the part where this is apparently for Enterprise only at the moment, sorry for that.

[m3ac-AllbrittenJ]

Its detailed here - https://github.blog/changelog/2025-10-28-copilot-usage-metrics-dashboard-and-api-in-public-preview/

I missed the part where this is apparently for Enterprise only at the moment, sorry for that.

I've checked out the dashboard since I'm on the Platform Eng team for my org and was asked to deploy this, but the main issues is that there's no granularity of filtering

The APIs expose team filters and even per user metrics now. The Insight tab consolidating everything at the enterprise level makes it unusable for managers focused on individual teams

While it's likely that this project should/would be deprecated in the future (now that GH and MSFT are finalizing merge of infra and org charts), I don't see it happening till Q4 2026 at best. New stuff like this is slow to move

[adriandmitroca]

@m3ac-AllbrittenJ have you found any more reliable way?

[m3ac-AllbrittenJ]

@m3ac-AllbrittenJ have you found any more reliable way?

@adriandmitroca I'm simply using the code base here as a basis and adding/altering functionality as needed. If my leadership approves, I could see making the fork public for consumption. The way the code is written makes it pretty simple to alter to suit