Method

Public signal sources

We read two fixed public Nitter RSS feeds for the X (Twitter) account @thsottiaux. We do not log in, use official APIs, or store post bodies in the public state file.

Event types

• Confirmed: a post states that Codex or ChatGPT Work usage limits have been reset. Valid for 24 hours.
• Announced: a whitelisted source says a reset will happen within a clear future window. Valid for 6 hours.
• No confirmed signal: no matching, unexpired event is present. This does not mean a reset will not happen.

Matching rules

A post must mention Codex or ChatGPT Work, mention usage limits, and contain an explicit reset action or future reset statement. The rules are versioned and stored in the repository. We err on the side of missing a signal rather than reporting an unverified one.

Source failures

Two fixed public Nitter instances provide redundancy. If both sources fail, the page shows that monitoring sources are temporarily unavailable and does not display a reset conclusion. If one source fails, the page shows a degraded notice but still displays the conclusion from the healthy source.

Corrections

If you spot an error, email corrections@nextreset.org.