Codex Reset History

This ledger records public Codex reset announcements that have been manually classified by event type and scope. Included events qualify for broad-reset cadence modeling. Targeted or account-specific announcements may still be tracked for context, but they remain excluded.

Human-readable local times appear first and UTC timestamps remain underneath for verification. Dates preserve the precision of the source: a day-only announcement is not silently converted into a precise hour.

Six sourced events

Prior gap is the elapsed time since the previous included broad reset—not a countdown.

DateEventScopePrior gapStatusEvidence
Broad resetsIncluded in broad-reset cadence modeling
Global automatic resetOfficial reset guidance for eligible paid plans.
Plus, Pro and Business users6.9–7.9dIncludedSource ↗
Broad automatic resetPublic reset announcement covering paid Codex and ChatGPT Work subscriptions.
All paid ChatGPT Work and Codex subscriptions1.2dIncludedSource ↗
Broad automatic resetPublic reset announcement reviewed as a broad eligible event.
All paid Codex and ChatGPT Work users2.2dIncludedSource ↗
Broad automatic resetPublic announcement reviewed as a broad automatic reset.
All ChatGPT Work and Codex users18.8dIncludedSource ↗
Broad automatic resetEarliest event in the current snapshot; earlier coverage is uncertified.
All paid ChatGPT Work and Codex usersIncludedSource ↗
Targeted announcementsTracked for context · not counted as broad resets
Targeted reset announcedA reset was announced for Astra users; broad delivery was not established.
Astra usersExcludedSource ↗

The current ledger is intentionally incomplete. Missing coverage is unknown—not evidence that no reset occurred.

Classification and corrections

Included means the event qualifies for broad-reset cadence modeling after source review. Excluded events can remain useful context, but targeted, banked, purchased and personal resets do not become broad resets. Better primary evidence can revise a date, scope or classification without erasing the original record.