Codex & Claude usage-limit guides

What a usage limit reset actually is, how Codex and Claude Code compare, what a banked reset means, and what to do while you wait — the index of every guide on this site.

• What to Do When You Hit the Usage Limit

  Practical steps for when you've hit your Codex or Claude usage limit mid-task: how to confirm it's actually the limit, gauge how close a reset is, and keep working in the meantime.

  Updated 2026-10-13

• What Is a Banked Reset?

  A banked reset is saved to your account until you use it, instead of clearing usage right away. Here is how OpenAI describes it and how this site records it.

  Updated 2026-10-13

• Codex vs. Claude Code Usage Limits, Compared

  A plain, non-numeric comparison of how Codex and Claude Code usage limits are structured — plan tiers, rolling windows, and where each vendor documents the specifics.

  Updated 2026-09-22

• When Does the Codex Usage Limit Reset?

  Codex has a personal rolling usage window and a separate, occasional global reset announced by OpenAI. Here's how to tell which one applies to you, and where to check.

  Updated 2026-09-22

• When Does the Claude Usage Limit Reset?

  Claude Pro and Max both roll on a personal usage window, and Anthropic occasionally announces a wider reset on top of that. Here's how to tell them apart and where to check.

  Updated 2026-09-22

• Does Claude Code Share Claude's Usage Limit?

  Claude Code and claude.ai draw from the same underlying Pro/Max usage pool for most accounts. Here's what that means in practice, and where to check your own usage in each place.

  Updated 2026-09-22

Still have usage left before the next reset? Try the prompt library.