Compared to Anthropic, OpenAI often gives users Codex and ChatGPT Work reset perks, several times every month. On top of that, the latest GPT-6 Astra consumes a lot of tokens, so many people must often be waiting for Tibo to announce new reset news, scrolling through Tibo’s tweets every day or checking whether anyone in the community has shared. This article is going to recommend a very convenient free “Codex Resets” tool that constantly tracks Tibo’s tweets. You only need to subscribe via browser, Telegram, or email, and whenever there is news of a new reset or a completed reset in the future, you will receive instant notifications.
Codex Resets helps you keep track of when OpenAI resets Codex quota: free, with notifications, and it also provides an API and MCP for AI assistants to check directly.
Codex Resets is a free web tool dedicated to tracking news about Codex usage quota resets. If you use Codex regularly, you probably know that in addition to the usage limits of your existing plan, OpenAI occasionally resets users’ usage quotas as an extra, due to service outages, system issues, new feature launches, or celebratory events. Codex Resets gathers and organizes this news in one place, so you don’t have to keep watching X for new announcements.
Primarily tracks Codex Reset-related posts published on X by OpenAI’s Thibault Sottiaux (@thsottiaux), and also compiles the time of the most recent Codex quota reset, the current cumulative number of resets, the average interval between two resets, and the longest past wait time.
Another useful feature is Codex reset history, which organizes past reset events chronologically and distinguishes between different types, such as regular resets and reset vouchers. Further down, you can also see the original announcement for each one, its publication date, and a link to jump directly to X to view the original post. So you can not only confirm whether there has been a reset, but also understand the reason for it. For example, in the past, Codex service issues, quota consumption problems, system fixes, or user count milestones have led to users’ quotas being replenished.
Provides notification methods such as browser, Telegram, and Email.
Key Features
- Real-time roundup of news related to Codex usage quota reset.
- Display the date and time of the most recent reset.
- Statistics on historical reset count, average interval, and longest waiting time.
- Provide the complete Codex Reset history.
- You can view the original X announcement for each reset.
- Distinguish between different types such as regular resets, reset vouchers, etc.
- Supports browser, Telegram, and Email notifications.
- Supports Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean.
- Provides a free public API and MCP
After following the link above to Codex Reset, you’ll find three options for receiving notifications at the top, including browser, Telegram, and Email. LATEST CODEX LIMIT RESET is the time of the last reset, and to the right there’s also a beg interactive button—if you’re hoping for a reset soon, you can click it. Of course, this is just for fun. I didn’t expect Codex to have reset 53 times so far; that’s a lot. From Codex reset history, you can also notice that since July, Codex has reset frequently (including reset coupons), several times every month:
Scroll to the bottom to view Tibo’s post:
Source: KOCPC Chinese