A Codex reset calendar shows usage limits do not always refresh at midnight UTC
petrusenko_max · x · 2026-07-25
A repost shares a Codex usage-limit reset calendar that maps out when limits refresh, helping users plan around daily caps more predictably.
The visual shows that resets do not always start at midnight UTC, which can surprise heavy users. The post argues that using the calendar as a reference can help avoid unexpected lockouts and smooth out workloads for people running large Codex API tasks.
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