ReplyWatcher

What it does

If you rely on Codex, you know the pain: limits hit unexpectedly and you're left refreshing X hoping to catch a reset window before it closes. Codex Reset Alert watches @thsottiaux's public posts on X, runs AI semantic filtering to separate real reset signals from commentary and noise, then delivers ranked alerts (confirmed / possible / noise) straight to your Discord or Lark.

Watch public X posts for Codex reset signals, then confirm the source post and try Codex while the availability window is still open.

This is not a quota checker. It only tells you when public X posts suggest Codex may be usable again. ReplyWatcher watches public X posts from Tibo for Codex limit, credit, refill, reset, and availability language. AI filters out noise before confirmed or possible signals reach the alert digest, so you can open the source post, confirm it, and try Codex while the window may still be open. The analyzer only decides whether a public post really points to Codex availability, quota refresh, or a reset window. It does not read your Codex account. Confirmed and possible reset posts are reminders: read the evidence, open the original X post, then try Codex while the window is likely still open. No…from replywatcher.com

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