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window re-anchoring
When 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.
also written as quota re-anchoring · reset re-anchoring
Related terms
account-level quota reportingA usage field that reflects the state of an entire account at the moment it was written, rather than the specific session that triggered the write, which can make readings appear to go backward when sessions overlap.view termrate limit windowThe 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.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 term
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