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Tibo says paid Codex users are getting another weekly usage reset
Tibo, who leads Codex and ChatGPT, posted on X that another reset is being sent to all paid accounts in the coming hours. In this context, reset means a weekly usage reset for paid Codex users, so people can use up their current quota before the new free reset lands.
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Latest updatesTibo says paid Codex users are getting another weekly usage reset
Tibo, who leads Codex and ChatGPT, posted on X that another reset is being sent to all paid accounts in the coming hours. In this context, reset means a weekly usage reset for paid Codex users, so people can use up their current quota before the new free reset lands.
Tibo, Head of Codex & ChatGPT, completes Codex usage reset: prior updates earned praise, reset followed community vote
Tibo, Head of Codex and ChatGPT, has completed a Codex usage reset. Previously, he had shipped four widely well-regarded features and math proof capabilities; after calibrating, he noted the current rules favor a reset for users, so he followed the community vote to execute it.
Tibo’s 28-Day Codex Plan Day 2: Auto-review is now free
Day 2 of Tibo’s 28-day Codex improvement plan brings a concrete change: Auto-review is now free for all users signed in with a ChatGPT account. The feature uses a second agent to review actions taken by the primary agent, reducing approval fatigue from the default sandbox mode while aiming to block high-risk or off-intent actions, with no usage drawn from the user’s plan.
Tibo’s Day 1 update: GPT-6 Astra and GPT-6.1 Sol get about 50% faster by default
Tibo shared what he called Day 1 of his 28-day improvement push on X: default speed for GPT-6 Astra and GPT-6.1 Sol has been optimized to be about 50% faster across subscription access, including OpenAI products and partners using Sign in With ChatGPT. He said no user action is needed and the change should be felt within two hours.
OpenAI is adding invisible watermarks to eligible ChatGPT and Codex text in the EU
OpenAI has outlined its response to EU AI Act text provenance rules: over the coming weeks, it will add invisible watermarks to eligible ChatGPT and Codex text outputs in the European Union. Global API customers can also opt in to text watermarking for select models, though it stays off by default. The system is called textGrain, but detection remains limited with shorter text, math-heavy content, and edits all reducing reliability.
Tibo announces 28-day plan: daily practical Codex improvements or a full reset
Tibo announced on social media that over the next 28 days, the team will either ship a clear, useful improvement for most Codex/Work users every day, or carry out a full reset; he also noted the team is only focusing on simplification, efficiency gains, breakthrough features, or new models. Three user comments in the screenshot complain about repeated cross-chat authorization loops for Codex, criticize the limited user scope of improvements, and state the user no longer wants to renew their GPT subscription.