Copilot Premium Request Tracker

Track your GitHub Copilot premium request usage directly from VS Code — with real-time pacing in the status bar and a full analytics dashboard.

Features

A live progress bar in the status bar shows your current usage against the daily pacing target:

$(copilot) [██████░░░░] 58.3% / 52%

Click the status bar item to open the full dashboard.

A webview panel with:

Usage cards — total used, remaining, daily allowance, and overage cost
Daily budget chart — base budget vs. average usage vs. adjusted allowance
Pacing metrics — banked/overspent requests, projected end-of-month usage, multiplier
Model breakdown table — per-model included/billed requests and costs
Inline editing — add, edit, or remove model entries directly from the dashboard

The extension tries multiple GitHub API endpoints automatically:

Individual plan — GET /copilot_internal/v2/token (premium interaction quotas)
Business/Enterprise plan — GET /copilot_internal/user (quota snapshots)
Billing API fallback — GET /users/{user}/settings/billing/usage/summary

Authentication uses VS Code's built-in GitHub session — no manual PAT configuration required.

Data refreshes every 10 minutes in the background, with a minimum 5-minute cache to avoid rate limits.

All commands are available via the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P):

Command	Description
`Copilot Tracker: Show Copilot Premium Request Dashboard`	Open the analytics dashboard
`Copilot Tracker: Refresh Usage Data from GitHub API`	Force-refresh data from the API
`Copilot Tracker: Add Model Usage Entry`	Manually add a model usage entry
`Copilot Tracker: Set Monthly Premium Request Limit`	Override the monthly quota limit
`Copilot Tracker: Reset All Usage Data`	Clear all stored data and reset to defaults

The extension calculates daily pacing metrics to help you stay within your monthly quota:

Base daily budget = monthly limit / days in month
Daily allowance = remaining requests / days remaining (adapts as the month progresses)
Banked requests = expected usage by now − actual usage (positive = saved, negative = overspent)
Multiplier = daily allowance / base budget (>1 means you can spend more per day)
Projected end-of-month = average daily usage × days in month
Overage cost = requests beyond quota × $0.04/request

git clone https://github.com/m-marqx/copilot-tracker.git
cd copilot-tracker
pnpm install
pnpm run compile

Then press F5 in VS Code to launch the Extension Development Host.

pnpm run compile
npx @vscode/vsce package
code --install-extension copilot-premium-tracker-0.0.2.vsix

See LICENSE for details.