Codex Reset FAQ: timing, limits, data, and forecast answers
Concise answers to the questions people ask before searching for a public reset time, checking a weekly limit, or deciding whether today's forecast is actionable.
Frequently asked questions
Each answer is written as a self-contained explanation so readers and AI search systems can understand it without hidden context.
A Codex Reset is a public, shared usage-limit reset announced for many Codex users at once. It is different from your private weekly usage cycle. This tracker records verified global events and estimates the chance of another global reset in the next 24 and 48 hours.
There is no guaranteed public reset schedule. The homepage publishes a 24-hour and 48-hour probability based on verified reset history and fresh public signals. Treat the percentage as an evidence-based estimate, not a promise.
No. A global reset is a public event affecting many users. Your weekly usage reset follows an account-specific cycle and is visible only in your own Codex status or usage settings.
Use /status in Codex or open Settings → Usage. Those account surfaces are the source of truth for your weekly usage and reset information. This website cannot access or calculate your private reset time.
The forecast is a transparent heuristic, not a guarantee. It combines a historical baseline with time-decaying public signals and publishes the formula on the methodology page. Accuracy depends on the freshness and completeness of those signals.
Public precursor signals lose weight as they age. If a suggestive post or incident becomes older and no supporting evidence appears, its contribution decays and the forecast probability can move back toward the historical baseline.
An earned reset is an account credit that may be redeemed manually when available. Check /usage for the status and expiry information shown to your account. It is separate from both the weekly cycle and a global Codex Reset.
No. The tracker does not request account credentials, API keys, or personal usage data. Its forecast uses public information such as status incidents, public team posts, GitHub activity, and the sourced reset timeline.
The current forecast is available at /api/signal, and the complete sourced event dataset is available at /api/timeline as JSON. Codex Reset events and signals are also published through /feed.xml, while the history page provides the human-readable timeline.
No. Will Codex Reset Today is an independent community project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by OpenAI. OpenAI and Codex names are used only to describe the public events being tracked.