Today I saw many people on X asking OpenAI to automatically use reset credits before they expire.
I’ve added a safer solution to Codex Quota Monitor: it now sends reminders 30 minutes and 5 minutes before a reset credit expires, so you don’t lose unused credits. Previously, the app only displayed the exact expiration time.
It also shows your remaining context, weekly quota, available reset credits, and lifetime token usage. It supports full, compact, and system-tray modes, color-coded status indicators, and manual switching between English, Chinese, and French.
It’s a free, open-source Windows tool. It does not read your conversations or inject commands into the ChatGPT input box.
Download: https://t.co/tF0QAh18VZ
#ChatGPT #Codex #OpenAI #OpenSource #WindowsApp
Is it just me, or has GPT-5.6 Sol become overly cautious with code changes? Ask it to change a few lines and it often triggers a codebase-wide review or requests human review. It feels like 30% of the time goes into the actual work and 70% into unnecessary review loops.
@__Raj__Patel_ That’s exactly what it’s designed for! Feel free to try my free Windows plugin—it sends reminders before your reset credits expire. DM me if you run into any issues.
Today I saw many people on X asking OpenAI to automatically use reset credits before they expire.
I’ve added a safer solution to Codex Quota Monitor: it now sends reminders 30 minutes and 5 minutes before a reset credit expires, so you don’t lose unused credits. Previously, the app only displayed the exact expiration time.
It also shows your remaining context, weekly quota, available reset credits, and lifetime token usage. It supports full, compact, and system-tray modes, color-coded status indicators, and manual switching between English, Chinese, and French.
It’s a free, open-source Windows tool. It does not read your conversations or inject commands into the ChatGPT input box.
Download: https://t.co/tF0QAh18VZ
#ChatGPT #Codex #OpenAI #OpenSource #WindowsApp
@LukeShaw_04 I think the only sustainable path is to keep creating and genuinely engaging with people. Pick a clear niche, share useful insights, reply with real value, and build relationships with other creators.
Just discovered a really useful Codex feature: View activity (Ctrl+Alt+U).
It puts all your active conversations together at the top, so you can check task progress at a glance. It’s super handy when you’re running multiple tasks at once.
I used to pin the conversations I was running just to get a similar setup.
@thsottiaux Exactly 😂 The weekend is often the only time I have to code. If I use up /fast then, I’m stuck for the rest of the week—while also trying to spend time with my family. Banked resets or user-controlled reset timing would make far more sense.
I’ve been delegating a lot of low-stakes tasks to 5.6 Luna.
For important work, I use 5.6 Sol for planning and review, then hand the implementation to 5.6 Luna.
Sol thinks through the work; Luna gets it shipped.
Please issue some banked reset credits soon — it’s been a long time since we last received any.
I had just used a reset credit, but only 3% of my quota had been used when the scheduled reset happened today.
Users should be able to choose when to use a reset instead of having one forced on them.