
GitHub has introduced a new feature in its billing UI that allows users to manage AI credit pools for cost centers directly, a task that previously required the GitHub REST API. This update is available for Copilot Business and Enterprise users on GitHub Enterprise Cloud. The system automatically calculates the credit pool limit based on the number of licenses, and users can choose to block usage or allow overages when limits are reached. This feature helps ensure that cost centers do not exceed their allocated AI credits, providing better financial control.
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