Descriptions of Amazon Q Developer dashboard usage metrics

Total subscriptions

Shows the total subscriptions in the current AWS account, as well as subscriptions in member accounts, if you're signed in to a management account for which organization-wide visibility of subscriptions has been enabled.

Active subscriptions

Shows the total active subscriptions in the current AWS account, as well as subscriptions in member accounts, if you're signed in to a management account for which organization-wide visibility of subscriptions has been enabled.

Active subscriptions are those belonging to users who have started using Amazon Q in their integrated development environment (IDE). You are being charged for these subscriptions. For more information about active subscriptions, see Amazon Q Developer subscription statuses.

Pending subscriptions

Shows the total pending subscriptions in the current AWS account, as well as subscriptions in member accounts, if you're signed in to a management account for which organization-wide visibility of subscriptions has been enabled.

Pending subscriptions are those belonging to users who have not yet started using Amazon Q in their IDE. You are not being charged for these subscriptions. For more information about pending subscriptions, see Amazon Q Developer subscription statuses.

Accepted lines of code

Shows a pie chart that indicates the lines of code accepted by users, broken down by Amazon Q feature (/dev, /doc, /test, and so on).

Active users

Shows a line graph that indicates the number of subscribers who were actively using Amazon Q in the IDE during a specified date range.

Inline suggestions

Shows the total number of suggestions and accepted suggestions for the inline suggestions feature. The percentage of accepted suggestions is calculated by taking the number of suggestions accepted by users, and dividing it by the total suggestions generated by Amazon Q. The total suggestions count includes suggestions that were accepted and actively rejected; it does not include suggestions that were dismissed because the user continued to type or started performing other operations in their IDE.

Inline chat

Shows the total number of suggestions and number of accepted suggestions for the inline chat feature. The percentage of accepted suggestions is calculated by taking the number of suggestions accepted by users, and dividing it by the total suggestions generated by Amazon Q.

Chat in the IDE – Total messages sent

Shows the total number of responses from Amazon Q in the Amazon Q chat window of the user's IDE.

Feature development (/dev) – Acceptance rate

Shows the acceptance rate for the Feature development (/dev) feature. The acceptance rate is calculated by taking the number of lines of code accepted by users, and dividing it by the total lines of code suggested by Amazon Q.

Document generation (/doc)

Shows the total number of documentation files (such as READMEs and supporting files) created and updated by the Document generation (/doc) feature. The acceptance rates equal the number of file updates or creations accepted by users, divided by the total number of files updates or creations suggested by Amazon Q.

Unit test generation (/test)

Shows the total number of unit tests generated by the Unit test generation (/test) feature and the number of unit tests accepted by users. The acceptance rate is calculated by taking the number of unit tests accepted by users, and dividing it by the total number of unit tests generated by Amazon Q.

Code reviews (/review)

Shows the total number of code reviews and findings reports generated by the Code reviews (/review) feature. The Total code reviews (manual only) and Findings report (manual only) refer to the code reviews and finding reports that are not auto-generated.

Code fixes

Shows the total number of code fixes generated by Amazon Q. The acceptance rate is calculated by taking the number of code fixes accepted by users, and dividing it by the total number of code fixes suggested by Amazon Q.

Code transformation (/transform)

Shows the total number code transformations performed by the Transformation (/transform) feature, and the number of lines of code processed.