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Tibo announced another Codex usage reset on Day 15 of the 28-day ship-or-reset series: “Day 15/ Nevermind, we're still cooking... and reset. Enjoy.” The post does not specify plan coverage or when the reset reaches every account.
Tibo posted “Day 13/ Le limit reset” at 09:20 PT on October 17, followed by “Done” at 14:12 PT confirming completion. Neither post specifies plan coverage or establishes the cause or resolution of the weekly-quota anomaly.
Following the earlier promise that the reset was “Landing within the next 2 hours,” Tibo Sottiaux posted “Done and dusted,” confirming the Day 10 Codex reset was completed. The post did not restate the affected-user scope.
October 13 public rollout, with a breakdown of Pro and Ultra 5x/20x access, five-hour and weekly quotas, product credits, API prices and early independent feedback.
Codex general quota was observed restored on this account, recording the Day 8 reset as completed for one account. This confirms delivery for the observed account, not propagation to every account; broader coverage remains unverified.
Tibo confirmed that the global Codex reset had fully propagated, fulfilling the promise to finish by Saturday EOD Pacific Time. The confirmation was posted at 21:01 PT on Saturday; delivery may have completed earlier.
On October 7, 2026, Tibo announced 40M combined active users across Codex and ChatGPT Work and said one banked reset was being loaded into every paid account. His follow-up, “Will be there by EOD PST.”, means by the end of the announcement day, October 7. EOD stands for End of Day; PST is Pacific Standard Time (UTC−8). Los Angeles was actually observing PDT, Pacific Daylight Time (UTC−7), that day, a one-hour difference; the post did not specify an unambiguous cutoff time. A user subsequently confirmed receipt: their screenshot shows an additional full reset expiring November 6 at 15:20. This confirms receipt in that account, without establishing completion for all paid accounts. The 40M figure covers both products combined.
The global Codex usage reset for all paid ChatGPT accounts finished around 2 pm Pacific time on October 2. At 2:18 pm PDT, Tibo confirmed “Reset all propagated. Enjoy.” while quoting the original announcement. The reset completed later than the announced 10 am Pacific target. This was an immediate usage reset; no banked reset grant was announced.
Kev 1.0 pins checkpoints, model cards and evaluations for 0.8B, 4B, 9B and 27B decision models compatible with TypeSafe's System One API.
On September 29, 2026, OpenAI announced another saved Codex banked reset on stage at DevDay. Account reports subsequently showed the reset card arriving, including for Pro 200 subscribers. It remains available until redeemed or expired; use the expiration shown in your account. Pro 200 transition compensation also began arriving. Tibo confirmed that existing subscribers would temporarily retain the 20X multiplier and receive extra credits. OpenAI notices shared by subscribers list 62,500 credits, valued at $2,500, expiring December 31, 2026. Eligible existing Pro 200 subscribers retain their previous allowance through October 29, with the 10X allowance taking effect on October 30. The banked reset and the additional Pro 200 credits are recorded separately. Reset-card delivery has been reported, while the radar for further resets remains active.
GPT-6.1 Sol updates GPT-6 Sol and supports text and image input with a 1.05M-token context window.
OpenAI announces persistent agents, cloud coding and expanded agent infrastructure, with availability varying by plan and rollout stage.
Sonnet 5.5 updates Sonnet 5, with faster output and improved coding and office work at the same base API token prices.
Eleven v4 Turbo launches alongside v4, focusing on responsive speech generation for conversational agents across more than 90 languages.
Eleven v4 improves contextual delivery, emotional expression, multi-speaker dialogue and pronunciation control across more than 90 languages.
TypeSafe announces increased capacity and reopened Jev registrations; new accounts no longer receive free credit.
M3.1 Flash Preview supports text, image and video inputs, a one-million-token context and adjustable thinking effort for coding and agent tasks.
Updated Pro and Flash checkpoints address tool-call repetition; API updates were already deployed on September 25 with unchanged identifiers.
At 11:17 PT on September 26, Tibo confirmed that all resets had propagated, fulfilling the earlier usage-limit reset commitment for all paid Codex and ChatGPT Work users. The post does not specify when each individual account received the reset or announce a banked-reset grant.
Jev Router applies structured decisions to allocating model capability, reasoning effort, latency and cost.
