⚠️ Honest estimate, not a schedule. Tibo announces resets manually — there is no fixed cadence. The "expected" window is extrapolated from past intervals and can be wrong. Never plan critical work around it.
Reset history
Every tracked announcement, newest first. Times in Beijing time (UTC+8).
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Tibo reset vs banked reset vs rollover
The word "reset" gets thrown around loosely. Here's the actual distinction.
⚡ Tibo (immediate) reset
Announced by @thsottiaux on X. Immediately refreshes your usage allowance. You can't save it — it applies now or not at all.
🏦 Banked reset
A saved, one-time full refresh stored in your account until you redeem it. Claiming it refreshes your windows. Usually expires in ~30 days; unused capacity never rolls over.
🔄 Normal rollover
The ordinary 5-hour rolling window and weekly quota pool refreshing on their timers. Automatic — not an event, not news.
Frequently asked questions
The reset questions developers actually search for.
What is a Tibo reset?
A usage-limit reset for ChatGPT / Codex announced by Thibault Sottiaux (@thsottiaux) on X. It can be an immediate refresh of your allowance or a banked reset credit saved for later.
What is a banked reset?
A saved, one-time full refresh stored in your account until you redeem it. Claiming it refreshes your rate-limit windows. Receiving one does not automatically clear your usage — it sits until you activate it.
Do banked resets expire?
Yes — usually after about 30 days or on an announced deadline. Unused capacity does not roll over, so redeem them before they lapse.
How do I know if I received a banked reset?
Check your account's Settings / usage dashboard for available reset credits. Announcements describe staged rollouts, so your grant may arrive hours after the post — the announcement alone doesn't mean it's in your account yet.