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@jagit/hook-copilot

v0.0.8

Published

Reports GitHub Copilot agent session usage to JaGit. Supports two modes:

Readme

@jagit/hook-copilot

Reports GitHub Copilot agent session usage to JaGit. Supports two modes:

  1. VS Code agent hook (recommended) — hooks into the VS Code Copilot agent Stop lifecycle event, receiving a structured JSON payload from stdin including session_id, cwd, and transcript_path. Token counts and model name are read from Copilot debug logs (main.jsonl) by mapping session_id to the debug-log session folder.
  2. Legacy shell wrapper — wraps the Copilot CLI binary and fires after each invocation. No per-call telemetry is available under seat-based billing, so token counts are always zero.

Setup — VS Code Agent Hook (Recommended)

Add the hook to your workspace's .github/hooks/jagit.json (or any supported hook location):

{
  "hooks": {
    "Stop": [
      {
        "type": "command",
        "command": "npx -y @jagit/hook-copilot"
      }
    ]
  }
}

VS Code automatically loads this file. When the Copilot agent session ends, JaGit receives the session report (session ID, model, aggregated token counts, tool call count).

For a permanent binary instead of npx -y: npm i -g @jagit/hook-copilot, then use jagit-hook-copilot as the command.

Setup — Legacy Shell Wrapper (Copilot CLI)

If you are using the Copilot CLI directly (not the VS Code agent), install a shell function that wraps the real copilot binary and reports after each invocation ends:

copilot() {
  command copilot "$@"
  local status=$?
  npx -y @jagit/hook-copilot >/dev/null 2>&1 || true
  return $status
}

Add that function to your shell rc (~/.zshrc, ~/.bashrc, etc.). Uninstall by removing the shell function.

Environment

export JAGIT_BASE_URL="https://your-jagit-host"
export JAGIT_API_KEY="<your DASHBOARD_API_TOKEN>"

Identity defaults to git config user.email; override with JAGIT_GIT_USERNAME.

Notes

  • In VS Code agent hook mode, tool-call count and start time are read from transcript_path; model/token usage is read from ~/.config/Code/User/workspaceStorage/<workspace-id>/GitHub.copilot-chat/debug-logs/<session-id>/main.jsonl.
  • Workspace detection prefers a workspace that contains the incoming session_id. If no exact session match is found, it falls back to the most recently updated workspace debug-log directory near the Stop-hook timestamp.
  • In legacy shell wrapper mode, token counts are always zero (costUsd: null) since the Copilot CLI exposes no per-invocation telemetry under seat-based billing.
  • costUsd is always null — there is no per-session USD cost to report.