Codex Reset
We watch @thsottiaux for Codex reset announcements, so you don't have to.
Public announcements, not your personal quota. Check Codex Usage for your own refresh time. Understanding reset times →
Automatic resetBanked resetno reset
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Summary by this site, based on the source text and its classification. Your account has not been independently checked.
The source lists this as a banked reset, saved for later use. Receiving one does not by itself refresh your current limits; the offer’s terms still apply.
Banked 1/2
The source lists this announcement as an automatic reset. The post alone does not establish whether your account was included or when its limits changed.
And it's done. See you tomorrow for some good news. https://t.co/WhJle2cWRG
Codex Resets recorded an observed reset. This is an observation by the source, not an independent check of individual accounts by this site.
Codex usage limits have been reset. Check your limits.
Track public announcements about Codex usage limit resets, see how long it has been since the latest one, and browse the reset history. This independent tracker does not access your account or remaining usage.
Your personal reset time depends on your plan and usage window. This page tracks public reset announcements that may apply to many users. It does not calculate your account’s next reset. Check Codex for your own limits and reset time.
A regular reset replenishes eligible usage limits when it takes effect. A banked reset is saved for later use instead. Check the linked announcement for eligibility and how to use it; the tracker records the announcement and does not reset your account.
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