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Developer profile

A developer profile is one developer's engagement, effort, AI usage, and code quality over the selected period. You reach it by selecting a name in any roster, on a dashboard or in developer traces.

  • Deployment: SaaS, On-premises

The profile is a read of one person's captured work. For the exact definition of any metric on it, see the Metrics glossary.

What the profile covers​

A developer profile reached from a work area's roster: the breadcrumb reads Home / [work area] / Developer profile, with the developer's name, avatar, and headline stats under it.

Developer profile Engagement at a glance section, with Active days, AI-active days, and High-AI-usage days tiles, followed by the Activity over time heatmap.

The profile is organized into sections:

  • Engagement at a glance: active days, AI-active days, High-AI-usage days, and an activity heatmap.
  • Where the effort went: effort by repository or work area.
  • Working with AI: the human-versus-AI contribution mix, AI usage and spend, and tool mix.
  • Code quality: Completion rate, stale work, and AI abandonment rate.
  • Work & activity: change volume and risk, and work branches.

Developer profile Working with AI section, showing the AI usage KPIs (Adoption depth, Prompts, Input tokens captured, Output tokens captured, Captured total tokens, Agentic spend, Agent-driven sessions), the Work contribution mix, and the Tool mix.

Some fields are deliberately blank​

The profile follows the platform's honesty convention: a field shown as not yet available is telling you the evidence is missing, not that the value is zero. Those fields are shown as unavailable rather than guessed at.

Two reads in particular are worth understanding:

  • The human-versus-AI split is based on retained work attribution, not on IDE time. It reflects who wrote the kept lines, not how long an editor was open.
  • Unattributed work is left out of the split. Kept lines that carry no human or AI evidence are not forced onto one side, which can make the split cover less than all of the person's work.