Did Codex reset today?
Use the latest public timeline entry to answer the practical question quickly, then open the evidence trail before treating it as proof for your own account.
A public Codex discussion contains an explicit broad-reset claim. This is corroborating context, not a primary announcement or a personal-account verdict.
Published: · First observed: · Confidence: 72% · Latest check:
Claim scope: broad public · The public source makes a broad or shared-scope claim; this does not prove every account changed.
Codex reset signal
Published: · First observed: · Confirmed public signal
The newest record above is from a separate public context lane. It remains visible, but it does not replace the primary-source timeline or trigger a confirmation on its own.
What to check in under a minute
Open the live record
The homepage shows the newest event, its UTC time, confidence, and the time of the latest server-side check.
Separate signal from confirmation
An announcement or screenshot can be an early signal. Confirmation requires matching evidence and a clear reset scope, not just a timestamp.
Compare your account state
Record the plan, product surface, remaining balance, expiry label, and exact UTC observation time. A single account result is evidence for that account, not universal proof.
Why the answer can differ
Codex reports can vary by plan, account state, rollout timing, region, and whether someone is discussing a short rolling limit, a weekly allowance, or a banked reset. ResetPulse keeps those distinctions visible instead of collapsing them into one yes-or-no claim.
See the evidence
Open the live reset timeline, read the monitoring methodology, or review the usage and banked-reset guide. ResetPulse is an independent community monitor and does not require Codex credentials. When an observation or confirmation time is unavailable for an archived event, the page leaves it unrecorded rather than inventing a delay.