GitHub AI Usage Reports Updated
GitHub AI usage reports have been updated to reflect native AI credit billing, replacing preview fields with standard ones. This change clarifies how to monitor AI credit usage going forward using quantity and gross_amount. A bug that caused incorrect values in preview fields has been fixed and retroactively applied for usage from June 1. This update is available for GitHub Enterprise Cloud customers.
- →AI Credit Usage Reporting Standardized
- →Corrected AI Credit Usage Fields
- →Historical Data Unchanged by Fix
- →Availability for GitHub Enterprise Cloud
Enhancements (1) ›
- AI Credit Usage Reporting Standardized
AI usage reports now reflect GitHub AI Credits usage in standard fields like quantity and gross_amount, superseding preview fields. This provides a clearer method for monitoring AI credit consumption post the native billing model implementation.
Fixes (1) ›
- Corrected AI Credit Usage Fields
A bug caused preview fields (aic_quantity, aic_gross_amount) to incorrectly persist after AI credits became the native billing model. This issue has been fixed, retroactively zeroing those columns for AI credit usage from June 1, ensuring accurate reporting.
Notes (2) ›
- Historical Data Unchanged by Fix
Reports generated before June 1 remain unaltered by the recent bug fix. This ensures that historical data analysis for AI credit usage continues to function as expected.
- Availability for GitHub Enterprise Cloud
This update and the associated bug fix are already available for GitHub Enterprise Cloud customers.
https://github.blog/changelog/2026-06-11-ai-usage-report-updates