ConfirmedcodexCodex users; the post did not state plan exclusions.

Codex holiday reset paired with temporary double limits

Tibo confirmed Codex rate limits were reset and announced temporary double usage limits through January 1.

Observed
First-party announcement
Time basis
The source confirms the reset was triggered or already done by this time; exact account propagation was not published.
Event type
global reset
Evidence level
first party
User action
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ResetWire analysis

What this record adds

Why this reset happened

Tibo presented the reset as a holiday gift and paired it with a temporary increase to twice the usual usage limits through January 1, rather than citing an incident.

Who was affected

The announcement addressed Codex users generally. It did not state which subscription plans were included or excluded, so the record preserves that uncertainty.

How precise is the timing?

The announcement timestamp proves the reset and temporary multiplier had been announced by that moment; it is not an independently measured completion time for every account.

Why this record matters

Unlike a routine one-time refill, this event combined an immediate reset with a time-bounded policy change, making it useful context for interpreting holiday promotions.

Evidence

Attached sources

  1. Tibo SottiauxX · x postRetrieval: available

    For Codex users, our first gift is that we have reset rate limits and are lifting the usage limits to 2X the usual limits until the 1st of Jan.

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