Codex Global Reset
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Direct answer
A Codex global reset is a provider-side reset of usage limits that applies broadly across users, typically after an outage or policy change. Global resets are not officially scheduled in advance, so no countdown to the next one exists. AI Quota Radar lists only verified global reset events, each with a confidence level and source.
Global reset vs personal reset
Your personal reset is continuous: the 5-hour rolling window and weekly limit refill on your own schedule. A global reset is a single provider-side event that refills limits for many users at once. After a global reset, your rolling windows keep their own schedule — check /status for the updated state.
How events qualify for this page
An event is listed as Confirmed only with official or directly verifiable evidence. Probable means strong but incomplete evidence, and Community report means user-reported and unverified. This separation keeps the radar trustworthy — unverifiable claims are never presented as fact.
Frequently Asked Questions
What triggers a Codex global reset?
Global resets typically follow provider-side events such as outages or usage-policy changes. OpenAI does not publish a schedule for them.
Is a global reset the same as my quota resetting?
No. Your quota resets continuously on personal rolling windows. A global reset is a separate, rare provider-side event.
When is the next Codex global reset?
There is no confirmed schedule for global resets. Any site showing a precise countdown to the next global reset is guessing.