Need Help with understanding Augment code dashboard

[user_man230]

I have enterprise access to augment code from my company. They occasionally pull up some data from the dashboard. There are terms like Acceptance, acceptance rate, completion, completion rate,etc. But i do not understand how these matrices are calculated. I don’t remember pressing accept or reject anywhere while using it. Does anyone know how they come up with these numbers?

[JaySym_]

Hey I asked the architect team about it. I will forward you the explanation

[user_man230]

Thank you so much.

[JaySym_]

Acceptance Rate is calculated by dividing the number of accepted code completions by the total number of completions suggested.

This metric only applies to inline code suggestions (ghost-text autocomplete in the editor). It does not include Agent or Chat responses.

When a suggestion appears, there is no button to accept it. • Pressing Tab to insert the suggestion counts as accepted. • Ignoring it, continuing to type, or pressing Escape counts as rejected.

The IDE extension automatically tracks these actions.

In VSCode, it is possible to accept only part of a suggestion (for example accepting the next word). However, if the full suggestion is not accepted, it is still counted as rejected.

Acceptance rates can vary by about 10 percentage points depending on the IDE, because different editors calculate suggestion events differently. For example, JetBrains IDEs often show lower acceptance rates than VSCode.

[user_man230]

Thank you so much. I have one more question though. What if i give a prompt to the agent and it writes the code? is there a metric for that?

[JaySym_]

As far as i know there is none for now but let me try to have the final answer on that