What is a weekly limit?

Codex: the weekly limit sits on top of the 5-hour window and "controls how much included work you can use over the weekly usage period." The clock is per account: "Your new weekly period starts with your first Work or Codex request after the reset, and your next automatic weekly reset is seven days after that request." A full banked reset "changes your weekly reset date". /status prints the date, for example "Weekly limit: … 97% left (resets 17:41 on 1 Jul)".

Claude: Anthropic announced weekly limits on 2025-07-28: "We're rolling out new weekly rate limits for Claude Pro and Max in late August. We estimate they'll apply to less than 5% of subscribers". The limit "applies across all models" and "resets at a fixed time each week that is assigned to your account"; "Your reset day and time stay the same regardless of when you start using Claude or when your subscription begins". Settings > Usage shows separate weekly bars "for Opus only and all other models."

Grok: paid usage is metered from a weekly pool. "The usage pool limit resets every week on a schedule shown in the Usage tab in Settings", and "When your weekly usage limit is met, paid features will pause until your weekly limit resets." Grok Bot has its own weekly usage: "Usage resets weekly." None of the three vendors publishes a weekly number, and this site does not estimate one.

On the board, an account-wide reset usually means weekly limits were refreshed for everyone: @bot's post of 2026-08-26 says "We're also resetting weekly usage limits for all users", and a Codex global reset refreshes the limits named in its announcement. Your own weekly clock stays separate: the board never shows it, and RESET NOW, BANKED, TEASE, WAITING and OVERDUE describe announcements, not your account.