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AIRESET CODEX GUIDE

Codex Weekly Limit

The weekly limit is a longer-term Codex allowance. It is calculated separately from short windows, and its reset time is shown in the account interface. Users should not assume one universal reset weekday.

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Global reset reference

An account Weekly Limit and a global extra reset are separate mechanisms.

Important: your account's Weekly Limit refresh is not the same as the one-off global resets tracked by AIReset. Check your Usage page for your account time.

Latest global resetN/A

The estimated window uses public signals and historical statistics. It is not an official OpenAI schedule.

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What the weekly limit is

A weekly allowance manages total usage over a longer period and can coexist with a window measured in hours. Having room in a short window does not bypass an exhausted weekly allowance.

Plans and account states can have different capacity. Where OpenAI has not published a universal count, a third party should not invent one.

Weekly reset time

The next weekly refresh is shown in Settings and Usage inside Codex or ChatGPT Work. That account display is the authoritative source.

Timezone presentation can change the calendar date you see. AIReset changes public-record display zones but cannot alter the account's actual instant.

Why the date may change

Plan changes, upgrades, banked-reset use or product-policy changes may alter what the interface displays. Whether a cycle is re-anchored depends on actual product behavior.

An extra public reset can restore capacity before the normal cycle without necessarily replacing the next weekly reset time.

Short windows versus weekly allowance

Short windows manage bursts; weekly limits manage longer-term totals. Both may need to be available before work can continue.

Waiting for the short window does not necessarily solve an exhausted week, and a weekly refresh does not remove every short-window constraint.

Is a Reset the weekly refresh?

A public Full Reset may restore weekly capacity, but its scope must come from the source. A Banked Reset is usually a stored credit.

AIReset keeps extra public events separate from normal personal cycles so one is not mistaken for a universal weekly refresh.

What else can AIReset do?

  • Live reset statusSee how long it has been since the latest reset.
  • Next statistical windowReview a watch range from public signals and historical pace.
  • Community forecastSee how other users estimate the next reset.
  • Reset calendar and public signalsBrowse history and sources by date.
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Frequently asked questions

How often does Codex reset?

There is no published schedule for extra resets. Your normal account window is shown in Codex Settings and Usage; AIReset tracks additional public reset events.

Where can I see my Codex reset time?

Check the Usage area in Codex or ChatGPT Work. AIReset covers public reset events and signals, not the guaranteed reset time attached to your account.

Is a Codex Reset the same as the weekly refresh?

No. A weekly refresh belongs to your account's normal cycle. A public reset is an additional event and may have a different scope.

Does a reset restore every usage window?

Not necessarily. Short windows, weekly limits and banked credits are separate mechanisms unless the source explicitly says otherwise.