Copilot impact dashboard now shows feature engagement
By Steven Van ·
New Copilot usage metrics show enterprise admins how many active users engage with each feature over a rolling 28-day period.
The GitHub Copilot impact dashboard now breaks down feature-level engagement instead of just overall Copilot usage. It shows how many active users engaged with each included feature on at least two days during a rolling 28-day period, so enterprise administrators can see which experiences are catching on and which need more enablement.
- The enterprise and organization 28-day aggregate report APIs gain a new copilot_feature_engagement object with the same active-user total and feature engagement counts shown on the dashboard.
- A totals_by_feature field splits engagement across code completion, agent edit, passive Copilot code review, active Copilot code review, Copilot cloud agent, Copilot CLI, and the Copilot app.
- users_in_phase_28d now reports the full rolling 28-day population in each AI adoption phase, while the existing total_engaged_users field still only counts users active that specific day.
Feature engagement data is available in enterprise and organization aggregate reports only, not in user-level reports, and a user can be counted under more than one feature.
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