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title: "Insights"
description: "Workspace analytics that show how much Trevize is contributing — pull requests, merge velocity, and cost over time."
---

> Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.trevize.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Insights

**Insights** show Trevize's impact on your workspace. They answer the question
"what are the agents actually delivering?" by aggregating pull-request activity,
Trevize's share of it, and cost — so you can see the value and keep an eye on
spend.

## What you'll see

At the top, a row of headline stats:

- **% PRs by Trevize** — the share of pull requests Trevize authored.
- **Total PRs** — pull requests over the selected period.
- **PRs merged** — how many landed.
- **Avg merge time** — how long, on average, PRs took to merge.

Below them, charts break the story down over time:

- **PR activity over time** — Trevize's pull requests against your team's total.
- **Trevize's contributions** — Trevize's activity over time.
- **Usage** and **Cost over time** — how much agent work is costing.

## Time ranges

A range selector scopes every metric to the **last 7 days**, **30 days**,
**90 days**, or **all time**.

## Where the data comes from

Insights are computed from **pull-request metrics synced from GitHub** (author,
state, and timing) together with agent **usage and cost** records. Trevize
recognizes its own bot authors when attributing PRs, so the "by Trevize" figures
reflect real agent-authored work.

> **Measuring ROI**
>
> Because every [task](/concepts/tasks), [session](/concepts/sessions), and
> [automation](/concepts/automations) ultimately opens pull requests, insights
> give you a single place to see the return across all three.

Source: https://docs.trevize.dev/concepts/insights/index.mdx