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rate limit window
The rolling period, such as seven days, over which a usage quota is measured before it resets. Its reported reset time can shift mid-window, so the percentage consumed matters more than the countdown.
also written as quota window · usage window
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drained planA usage plan whose budget has been exhausted mid-run, surfacing to a nested fan-out of subagents as repeated API errors rather than a clean stop.view termmetered APIA pay-per-token pricing model, as opposed to a flat subscription, where usage is billed directly against a published rate card rather than drawn from a fixed weekly quota.view termresets_atA timestamp field in Codex rate-limit data indicating when the current quota window is expected to turn over, which can shift earlier without warning if the window re-anchors.view termused_percentThe field Codex writes into its rollout log reporting how much of the current rate-limit window an account has consumed, expressed as a percentage rather than a token count.view termwindow re-anchoringWhen a rate-limit window's start and end dates shift mid-cycle instead of following the previously advertised schedule, causing quota to reset earlier or later than expected.view term
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