OpenAI Codex usage limit reset: what resets and what does not

See what a Codex usage limit reset covers, how it differs from the Codex weekly reset and Codex banked reset, and why your Codex UI is the source of truth.

Short answer: A Codex usage-limit reset usually restores access inside a specific usage window. It does not guarantee unlimited usage or the same reset state for every plan.

This is an unofficial tracker. It is not affiliated with OpenAI. Codex is a product/trademark of OpenAI. Probability scores are public-signal heuristics, not authoritative announcements or certainty.

When it resets

Your product UI is the source of truth for the next account-level reset time. Public reset signals explain the broader pattern, but they may lag, roll out unevenly, or apply to a different workspace or plan.

Why your account may differ

Codex users can see different results because of plan tier, workspace state, short-term windows, weekly quota, banked resets, rollout timing, or experiments.

Checklist before heavy work

Check remaining quota, next reset time, whether a banked reset is visible, and whether the latest public signal is fresh or already cooldown context.

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OpenAI Codex usage limit reset: what resets and what does not FAQ

What does an OpenAI Codex usage limit reset mean?

It means some Codex usage window may have recovered, but the exact scope can vary by plan, workspace, and UI state. Your Codex account UI is the source of truth.

Is a usage limit reset the same as a weekly reset?

Not always. A short-term usage window, weekly quota, and banked reset can recover separately. Check the visible reset time and quota in your own Codex UI.

Can Codex Reset Radar tell my exact reset time?

No. This site tracks unofficial public signals and history only. It does not access accounts, request credentials, or guarantee an exact reset time.

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