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Copilot Finally Exposes Per-User AI Credit Burn. Now Teams Can Stop Guessing Which Agent Workflows Are Expensive

Copilot Finally Exposes Per-User AI Credit Burn. Now Teams Can Stop Guessing Which Agent Workflows Are Expensive

Copilot’s credit meter has finally moved from accounting fog to something engineering teams can actually inspect. GitHub added ai_credits_used to the Copilot usage metrics API, giving enterprise administrators and organization owners a per-user view of AI credit consumption across one-day and 28-day user reports. That sounds like

Copilot Usage Metrics Just Got Less Wrong — Now Admins Need to Relearn Their Baselines

Copilot Usage Metrics Just Got Less Wrong — Now Admins Need to Relearn Their Baselines

GitHub made Copilot usage metrics more accurate, which is good news in the same way a scale getting calibrated is good news: useful, necessary, and immediately dangerous if everyone forgets the baseline changed. The June 15 update adds server-side telemetry to Copilot reports, so enterprise dashboards will include more active

GitHub Code Quality GA Turns AI Review Into a Three-Part Bill

GitHub Code Quality GA Turns AI Review Into a Three-Part Bill

GitHub Code Quality is leaving preview, and the feature announcement is not the part engineering leaders should read twice. The pricing model is. On July 20, 2026, GitHub turns Code Quality into a paid product that combines a per-committer subscription, AI-credit consumption, and GitHub Actions minutes. That is not a

Work IQ GA Turns Microsoft 365 Context Into a Metered Agent Primitive

Work IQ GA Turns Microsoft 365 Context Into a Metered Agent Primitive

Microsoft just put a meter on one of the most valuable ingredients in enterprise AI: the context of work itself. Work IQ, Microsoft’s API layer for grounding agents in Microsoft 365 context, reaches general availability on June 16 with consumption-based pricing through Copilot Credits, according to Microsoft Partner Center.

Copilot’s Billing Switch Turns Vibe Coding Into a Budget Line Item

Copilot’s Billing Switch Turns Vibe Coding Into a Budget Line Item

GitHub Copilot’s June 1 billing switch is being framed as a pricing controversy. That is too small. The more useful reading is that GitHub just made the hidden cost model of agentic coding visible, and a lot of developers discovered they had been treating infrastructure like a flat-rate snack