Keep the public signal
close to your work.
The ResetPulse Browser Companion checks the public verified packet locally and shows a native notification when a new primary signal reaches confirmed status. It does not read Codex, request a login, or upload quota data.
What it does
Background check
The browser schedules a one-minute public-packet check while the browser is running. The website tab does not need to stay open; browser scheduling can be delayed by the operating system.
Fast, but labeled
Opt in to local early-signal notifications when the primary evidence changes. They are explicitly unconfirmed; confirmation-safe email alerts remain separate and context changes do not trigger duplicate notices.
Local snapshot parser
Paste sanitized JSON from a read-only Codex usage response to see usage windows, remaining percentage, and reset times. Compare before and after captures locally, then copy only a redacted result. The popup never stores or uploads the input.
Private reminder
Enter the reset time shown by your own Codex client and choose a 5, 15, or 30-minute reminder. The time stays in local browser storage and is never treated as public evidence.
Evidence first
Every notification opens the human-readable evidence receipt. Personal reminders open the private-check page and ask you to verify the account-specific result.
Local boundary
Only the public ResetPulse packet and local notification state are used. No Codex cookies, tokens, account identifiers, or analytics are collected.
Install in Chrome
- Download the browser companion source archive ->.
- Unzip it locally, open
chrome://extensions, and enable Developer mode. - Select Load unpacked and choose the unzipped folder.
- Open the ResetPulse icon, enable confirmation-safe alerts, optionally enable early signals, or paste a sanitized usage snapshot for local parsing and before-and-after comparison.
This is an unpacked developer build until it is listed in a browser store. Review the source before loading it. The archive contains no remotely hosted code.
Read the boundary
The companion reports a public event, not an account-specific quota change. For a reminder that works with the page closed, use your own notification channels or calendar export. For source and observation clocks, use the Freshness Lab.