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RESET CHECKLIST

A reset was announced. Yours hasn’t changed?

Check the announcement, your account and the timing before drawing a conclusion.

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01 · Check the scope

Does the original announcement include your product and plan? A reset for one group is not confirmation for every account.

02 · Check the stage

An upcoming reset, a reset being rolled out, and a completed rollout are different statements. Read the exact source and its timestamp.

03 · Check the type

A banked reset may add an opportunity for manual use instead of immediately refilling your allowance. Look for available resets in the official usage interface.

04 · Check the account and time

Make sure the app and usage dashboard refer to the same account. Check the time zone and current usage details. A cached tracker record cannot diagnose your account.

05 · If the mismatch persists

Contact OpenAI through its official help channels with the relevant account-interface details, time zone and announcement link. Do not send passwords, auth files or tokens to this website.

A few things worth knowing

Does an OpenAI outage mean a reset is coming?

No. An outage is service-status information, not a commitment to reset usage.

Why does the tracker say “unable to confirm”?

The latest check may be delayed or a data source may be unavailable. Historical records remain accessible, but we do not interpret missing data as no reset.

Sources & scope

Account rules: consult the official usage guidance. Public records: inspect the original announcement and the upstream archive.

OpenAI · Usage & reset guidance ↗codex-reset-bot · Upstream public repository ↗Codex Resets · Historical import source ↗
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