TiboSay

TiboSay is a single-purpose tracker built around one question: has Tibo reset the OpenAI Codex usage limits today? It monitors the @thsottiaux account and presents the most recent reset alongside a running log, so visitors can see whether a reset just happened or whether the current wait is still ongoing.

The core view combines a latest-reset timestamp with aggregate statistics such as total resets, average interval, and longest wait, plus a 28-day challenge log. A forecast panel estimates the chance of a reset within 24 hours and narrows down the next likely window, factoring in local time and late-night patterns. For developers, an npx command exposes status, watch, and prediction output directly in the terminal, and email alerts are available for those who prefer not to keep a tab open.

It is aimed at OpenAI Codex users who hit usage caps and want a lightweight way to gauge when capacity might return, especially those comfortable with CLI tools. The mini-games and CLI-themed extras suggest the site is also meant to be a bit of fun during the wait rather than a formal status page.

Use it as a quick reference rather than a guarantee: forecasts are probabilistic, and the site is an independent tracker, not an official OpenAI channel. Check the latest reset and the next-window estimate together, and rely on the CLI or email alerts if you want updates without refreshing.