5-hour window
Local messages and cloud chats share this window. OpenAI temporarily suspended it for Plus, Business, and Pro on July 12, 2026.
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Keep private, live countdowns for the reset times shown by OpenAI Codex and Claude. Then explore publicly documented bonus resets and temporary usage boosts from both providers.
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Cowork five-hour usage boost extended · through August 5, 2026
Anthropic extended Cowork's temporary 2x five-hour usage through August 5.
Claude Code weekly limits increased by 50% · through August 19, 2026
A temporary Claude Code-only weekly boost began; it was later extended through August 19. Five-hour limits were unchanged.
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OpenAI
Codex meters usage with an account-specific 5-hour window plus a plan-dependent weekly limit. On July 12, 2026 OpenAI temporarily suspended the 5-hour restriction for Plus, Business, and Pro plans, so the weekly limit is the one to watch for now. Exact reset times are reported by your account, not by a universal public clock.
Codex and ChatGPT Work mode share the same usage pool. Copy the next reset shown for your account.
/statusLocal messages and cloud chats share this window. OpenAI temporarily suspended it for Plus, Business, and Pro on July 12, 2026.
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The plan-dependent cap that currently binds most paid accounts.
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Anthropic
Claude uses an account-specific rolling 5-hour window. Paid plans also have weekly limits that reset at a fixed time each week assigned to your account. Claude, Claude Code, and Cowork draw from the same subscription allowance.
Check Settings > Usage in Claude or run /usage in Claude Code. Do not enter an API key or OAuth token here.
/usageThe shared session allowance for Claude and Claude Code.
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A fixed account-specific weekday and time on paid plans.
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Optional. Add this only if Claude shows a second weekly meter.
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Public announcement log
These are unusual resets or reset grants announced publicly by @thsottiaux. They are not the same as your normal account quota window, and the announcement time may precede rollout completion.
Announcement feed refreshes hourly · last synced Jul 23, 2026, 12:19 UTC
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Jul 21, 2026, 16:47 UTC
Announcements indexed
37
Since September 2025
Average interval
9.0d
Between reset announcements
Longest gap
73.2d
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Announcement dates in UTC. Select a colored day to open its source.
Paid Codex and ChatGPT Work usage reset
Paid Codex and ChatGPT Work usage reset
Codex and ChatGPT Work usage reset
Codex and ChatGPT Work usage reset
Banked reset added to accounts
Banked reset rollout announced
Five-hour limit temporarily suspended
OpenAI temporarily removed the five-hour usage restriction for paid plans, with no announced end date; weekly limits stayed in place.
Codex and ChatGPT Work usage reset
Public announcement log
These are one-off Claude and Claude Code limit resets or temporary usage boosts documented by Anthropic. Routine account-specific window renewals are not included.
Official-source archive · reviewed July 23, 2026
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Announcements indexed
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Since October 2025
Average interval
31.3d
Between reset announcements
Longest gap
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Claude Code weekly-limit boost extended
The temporary 50% weekly-limit increase was extended through August 19; five-hour limits were unchanged.
Five-hour and weekly limits reset
Anthropic announced a fresh reset of both usage windows for all users.
Cowork five-hour usage boost extended
Anthropic extended Cowork's temporary 2x five-hour usage through August 5.
Offer window: through Aug 5, 2026
Five-hour and weekly limits reset
Anthropic announced a fresh reset of both usage windows for all users.
Five-hour and weekly limits reset
Anthropic announced a reset for everyone across all plans.
Five-hour and weekly limits reset at Fable 5 launch
Anthropic reset both usage windows for all users alongside the Fable 5 launch.
Cowork five-hour usage doubled
The original 2x Cowork promotion was announced through July 5 and was later extended.
Offer window: through Jul 5, 2026
Five-hour and weekly limits reset after usage bug
Anthropic reset both windows after a parallel-subagent issue consumed more usage than intended.
Product rules were checked against official provider documentation on July 23, 2026. Allowances and labels can change. The provider's own usage screen is authoritative for your account.
Public Codex announcements are refreshed hourly from the credited feed at codex-resets.com. The reviewed in-repo archive is used if that feed is unavailable. Anthropic does not publish a unified Claude bonus-reset feed, so the Claude archive is manually reviewed from official Anthropic, Claude, and staff announcements. AI Wiki publishes this archive as open data (CC BY 4.0) at /tools/limit_resets/claude-resets.json. Each timeline entry links to its source. AI Wiki is not affiliated with OpenAI, Anthropic, X, Reddit, or codex-resets.com.
Explainer
Neither OpenAI nor Anthropic publishes a universal reset clock. Both meter subscriptions with account-specific windows: a short session window measured in hours plus, on most paid plans, a weekly cap. Your account's own usage screen is the only authoritative source for your next reset time, which is why this tracker asks you to copy the time your provider shows you instead of guessing it.
For Claude and Claude Code, every plan meters sessions on a rolling 5-hour window, which Anthropic's help center long described as starting with your first message. Paid plans add weekly limits that reset at a fixed time each week assigned to your account, shown in Settings > Usage on claude.ai or by running /usage in Claude Code. Claude, Claude Code, and Cowork all draw from the same subscription allowance.
OpenAI Codexnormally meters usage the same way: local messages and cloud tasks share an account-specific 5-hour window, a plan-dependent weekly limit sits on top, and ChatGPT's Work mode draws from the same pool. On July 12, 2026 OpenAI temporarily suspended the 5-hour restriction for Plus, Business, and Pro plans, which leaves the weekly limit as the binding cap for most subscribers. Exact reset times come from the Codex usage screen or the /status command in the Codex CLI.
Outside those routine renewals, both companies sometimes reset everyone's windows early or grant temporary boosts: after incidents that consumed usage unfairly, alongside model launches, or as limited-time promotions. Those announcements are what the histories above archive, each entry linked to its original source. For the full encyclopedic treatment, including API rate limits and how other providers such as Gemini and GitHub Copilot handle resets, read the AI usage limits article.
FAQ
Claude has two windows. Every plan uses a session allowance on a rolling 5-hour window, widely documented as starting with your first message, and paid plans add weekly limits that reset at a fixed time each week assigned to your account. Claude shows your exact reset times in Settings > Usage on claude.ai, and Claude Code shows them with the /usage command. Claude, Claude Code, and Cowork draw from the same subscription allowance.
Codex normally meters usage in an account-specific 5-hour window shared by local messages and cloud tasks, with a plan-dependent weekly limit on top; ChatGPT's Work mode draws from the same pool. On July 12, 2026 OpenAI temporarily suspended the 5-hour restriction for Plus, Business, and Pro plans, leaving weekly limits in place. Reset times are reported per account: run /status in the Codex CLI or open the usage screen in Codex settings.
A banked reset is a stored full usage reset that OpenAI credits to Codex accounts as a bonus or an apology after incidents. It sits on the account until the user redeems it from the desktop app, web, or mobile, and redeeming it replenishes the weekly usage allowance. Reset credits show a type and an expiration date in the Codex CLI. The Codex history on this page tags those announcements as banked resets.
No. API access is metered separately with rate limits, such as requests and tokens per minute that scale with usage tiers, and it is billed per token from prepaid credits or invoices. The 5-hour and weekly windows tracked on this page apply to subscription plans used through the apps, the web interfaces, Claude Code, and Codex.
Three reasons dominate the archived announcements: recovery after bugs or incidents that consumed usage unfairly, product launches such as Anthropic resetting all windows when the Claude 5 family shipped in June 2026, and time-limited promotions such as doubled session usage or increased weekly caps.
Often, yes. Claude Pro and Max subscribers can enable usage credits that bill extra usage at standard API rates once included limits run out, and Team or Enterprise owners can enable them for their organizations. OpenAI sells Codex credits to Plus and Pro users from the usage dashboard. Buying extra usage does not move your reset times: the underlying windows keep their normal schedule.
Yes, and theirs are more deterministic. Since May 17, 2026 the Gemini app refreshes its allowance every 5 hours under a weekly cap, much like Claude's windows, while Gemini API and Gemini CLI daily request quotas follow Google's platform rule of resetting at midnight Pacific Time. GitHub Copilot's monthly AI credit allowance resets at 00:00:00 UTC on the first day of each calendar month, with no rollover of unused credits.
No. Countdown times you enter are stored only in your browser's local storage and never leave your device. AI Wiki has no access to your OpenAI or Anthropic account, and the tool works without signing in to anything.