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gh-usage is a command-line tool published by kukisama that generates fast, local GitHub Copilot usage reports from records stored by VS Code and the Copilot CLI. Written in Rust for performance, the tool scans local Copilot usage data directly on the user's machine, eliminating the need for remote queries or external services, and summarizes credit usage so developers and teams can understand how their Copilot resources are being consumed. In addition to on-screen summaries, gh-usage exports detailed reports in both CSV and JSON formats, making its output suitable for further analysis in spreadsheets, data-processing pipelines, or integration with other reporting and monitoring workflows. This makes the tool useful in several scenarios: individual developers tracking their personal Copilot credit consumption, engineering teams auditing usage patterns across projects, and administrators who need structured, machine-readable records of Copilot activity for budgeting or compliance purposes. Within a software catalog, gh-usage falls under the developer tools category, specifically among CLI utilities and reporting tools focused on AI-assisted coding workflows. Because it operates entirely on local data, it is also relevant to users who prioritize privacy and offline capability when working with usage records. The current release of gh-usage is version 1.2.3, and the software has been published across five versions in total, indicating an active release history with multiple iterations since its initial publication. Its combination of Rust-based speed, support for both VS Code and Copilot CLI record sources, credit usage summarization, and flexible CSV and JSON export options positions gh-usage as a focused, practical utility for anyone seeking visibility into local GitHub Copilot usage without relying on hosted dashboards or manual data collection.
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