Question 1

Did Codex reset today?

Accepted Answer

Check the live status at the top of the homepage, using its selected time zone. It distinguishes scheduled and completed resets, recently due schedules awaiting confirmation, expired unconfirmed schedules, no clear signal, and unavailable data; a schedule reaching its time does not confirm completion.

Question 2

What is a Codex reset tracker?

Accepted Answer

This unofficial site tracks public Codex reset signals, not your personal usage. It classifies public posts from Tibo (@thsottiaux); operator confirmations are labeled separately. The homepage highlights clear scheduled and completed signals; check each record for its type and evidence.

Question 3

Is a global Codex reset the same as my weekly limit reset?

Accepted Answer

No. Your personal 5-hour and weekly usage windows are separate from publicly announced resets. Check your account in the Codex client for personal limits; the homepage cannot confirm whether your account received a reset, and the original announcement determines its scope.

Question 4

What is a banked Codex reset?

Accepted Answer

A banked reset is a reset credit saved for later use, rather than an immediate refresh of usage. Records distinguish global resets, banked credits, and events containing both; a banked credit alone is not a completed global reset.

Question 5

Where is the Codex reset history?

Accepted Answer

Open the history page for recorded reset signals and their dates and types. Open a record to inspect its source or operator confirmation and current status; a scheduled record does not mean the reset has completed.

Question 6

How do I get Codex reset email alerts?

Accepted Answer

Open the email alerts page and verify your address, then choose a language and either scheduled and completed signals or completed signals only. Notifications are sent for matching clear events; each notification email includes links to manage preferences and unsubscribe.