Currently the codeburn plan command supports subscription tracking for Claude and Cursor/Codex-style plans, but there's no preset for GitHub Copilot's AI Credits allotment (codeburn plan set claude-max, codeburn plan set cursor-pro, etc. — nothing for copilot).
Copilot moved to usage-based billing on June 1, 2026: every plan/seat gets a monthly allotment of AI Credits (1 credit = $0.01), and my org gives me a custom allotment of 20,000 credits/month rather than a default preset amount. Right now the only way to see "how many of my 20,000 credits have I used" is GitHub's own billing page — codeburn's Copilot numbers are a separate, locally-estimated dollar figure from session files, so they don't reconcile against the actual credit balance I'm being measured against.
GitHub added an ai_credits_used field to the Copilot usage metrics API on June 19, 2026, which reports real per-user credit consumption (not an estimate). It would be great if codeburn could either:
- Add a
codeburn plan set copilot --credits 20000 (or similar) option so Copilot shows up in the plan overview alongside Claude/Cursor, using the same "credits used / credits remaining" framing GitHub itself uses, or
- Pull
ai_credits_used from the Copilot metrics API (where a token is available) so the Copilot numbers reflect the real credit ledger instead of a local token estimate.
This is basically the Github Copilot version of #408/#495 (#408 and #495).
Currently the
codeburn plancommand supports subscription tracking for Claude and Cursor/Codex-style plans, but there's no preset for GitHub Copilot's AI Credits allotment (codeburn plan set claude-max,codeburn plan set cursor-pro, etc. — nothing forcopilot).Copilot moved to usage-based billing on June 1, 2026: every plan/seat gets a monthly allotment of AI Credits (1 credit = $0.01), and my org gives me a custom allotment of 20,000 credits/month rather than a default preset amount. Right now the only way to see "how many of my 20,000 credits have I used" is GitHub's own billing page — codeburn's Copilot numbers are a separate, locally-estimated dollar figure from session files, so they don't reconcile against the actual credit balance I'm being measured against.
GitHub added an
ai_credits_usedfield to the Copilot usage metrics API on June 19, 2026, which reports real per-user credit consumption (not an estimate). It would be great if codeburn could either:codeburn plan set copilot --credits 20000(or similar) option so Copilot shows up in the plan overview alongside Claude/Cursor, using the same "credits used / credits remaining" framing GitHub itself uses, orai_credits_usedfrom the Copilot metrics API (where a token is available) so the Copilot numbers reflect the real credit ledger instead of a local token estimate.This is basically the Github Copilot version of #408/#495 (#408 and #495).