Checking for announcements…
The score is not a probability; it is an experimental measure of the strength of the evidence.
Watching public signals, with hope and a healthy dose of skepticism.
The score is not a probability; it is an experimental measure of the strength of the evidence.
Checking the status of each data source.
Fetched on visit, refreshed every minute while visible, marked unverified after 15 minutes; checked dailyOnly posts and replies returned by a third-party public feed appear here. This is not a complete archive of posts on X.
A digest that separates announcements, hints, ticket grants, and reports of resets taking effect.
Data: codex-reset.com · Posts are retrieved via a third-party public feed. Quotes are brief excerpts; editorial summaries are in English. New items link to the original for review and never raise the score on their own. Profile images come from X’s public CDN (checked 2026-09-24). No embedded posts or tracking scripts are loaded.
Minor +2 / major +4 / critical +6, capped at 12 points. Count by incident start date and deduplicate updates to the same incident. “Unspecified” is not treated as minor and adds no points. Only records identified by the source as Codex-related are included.
Data: codex-reset.com / Source records: OpenAI Status. Incident points are an EDIFORCE experiment; they do not establish the likelihood of compensation. Unreported issues are not included.
Data: codex-reset.com / Calendar of announcement times, not when changes reached individual accounts. Announcements, completed resets, and ticket grants are shown separately.
Public records from Sep 2025 through Sep 2026, classified by post. Progress updates about the same grant are consolidated. Multiple reasons may apply. This does not estimate the chance of a grant after an incident.
55 posts were consolidated into 52 records: 44 global resets and 7 ticket grants (two records appear in both groups). Two announcement-only records and one limit increase were excluded. Unknown reasons remain in the dataset; new records are excluded until reviewed. Last reviewed: 2026-09-24.
Enter only the reset time shown in Codex. The countdown above updates every minute.
This is an estimate. Check Codex to confirm your limits have reset.
Read only the weekly reset time and pass it to this page. No credentials are shared.
Requires Node.js and the Codex CLI signed in to ChatGPT. Save and inspect the script before running it. It makes one read-only request.
Save read-only script ↓node sync-usage.mjs --open --enThis does not start a conversation, run model inference, or redeem tickets. CLI behavior may change.
Official OpenAI read API ↗The calendar reminder is set for 10 minutes before reset. Announcement alerts work only while this page is visible; they stop in the background, during sleep, or after you close the page.
This page displays only the time until the weekly reset you enter. It does not calculate or store remaining usage or affect the forecast score. The fragment after # in an update link is never sent to the server and is removed from the address after import. Do not share the link.
White → blue → yellow → red → rainbow. Every color has a visible reason.
White and blue Based on the 24-hour historical forecast, with a small addition for recent incidents. Under 20 points is white; under 40 is blue.
Yellow 40+ points from history and incidents, or an official signal awaiting verification. Capped at 69 in normal conditions.
Red A valid explicit statement that a reset is coming; timing is unspecified.
Rainbow A clear announcement with timing. The signal is strong; completion still needs confirmation.
Normally: 24-hour historical forecast plus incident points (up to 12). A clear official announcement overrides this with red at 82; an announcement with timing becomes rainbow at 96. These are presentation scores, not validated probabilities. Incident points cover up to seven days, beginning no earlier than the last global reset. Expired announcements and vague hints do not raise the score. Scoring stops when the forecast is over 15 minutes old; incident points stop if incident data alone is stale. Ticket grants are tracked separately from global resets.
How the historical model works and its validation status ↗