The correct option is Type the filter term copilot in the organization audit log search field. This directly narrows the audit log view to Copilot related events inside the GitHub organization settings and provides immediate results without any extra configuration.

Typing copilot in the audit log search uses the built in filtering that matches the Copilot event category. This includes relevant actions such as seat assignments and policy updates. It is the fastest way to isolate Copilot activity when performing an internal review.

Send organization audit logs to Cloud Logging and filter by a Copilot resource label is not the most direct approach because it requires configuring streaming to an external destination and additional filtering outside GitHub. This adds complexity and time without improving the accuracy of the immediate search in the audit log UI.

Run a GraphQL query against the billing API to list Copilot subscription actions does not search the audit log and focuses on billing or subscription data. It does not return the full set of audit events that record organization activity.

Search repository history for changes to the .copilotignore file across all projects looks at code history rather than the organization audit log. It would miss many Copilot events such as seat management and policy changes.

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