I logged 39 public Codex reset signals so I could tell fresh from re-shared
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Codex reset posts are easy to find and hard to use. A signal gets logged, then re-shared two days later by someone who read it as live, and by then "the weekly window reset" and "a one-off reset card" are sitting in the same feed using the same word. I wanted a single place to answer one narrow que…
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- 2026-10-02 05:55 · DEV Community — AI
I logged 39 public Codex reset signals so I could tell fresh from re-shared
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