Where do reset announcements come from?
by vortwangUpdated
Every row on DidReset is a public post, linked to its original. Most rows come from three X accounts: @thsottiaux (Codex), @ClaudeDevs (Claude Code) and @grok (Grok Bot). Each page below says what first-hand sources establish about the account, why its posts count as reset signals, how many announcements DidReset holds from it, live, and links the latest five originals.
Which account announces what?
| Account | Product | Recorded | Resets | Latest announcement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thibault Sottiaux (@thsottiaux) | Codex | 63 | 47 | |
| @ClaudeDevs | Claude Code | 12 | 12 | |
| @grok | Grok Bot | 2 | 2 |
Other accounts with rows on the board
These accounts have announced account-wide resets too. Their rows sit on the provider pages with the same source links; they do not have entity pages.
@elonmusk (3), @bot (2), @lydiahallie (1), @SpaceXAI (2)
FAQ
Why does DidReset track a personal account and not only company accounts?
Because that is where the announcements are posted. Codex resets are announced by Thibault Sottiaux on his own account; Anthropic and xAI post from product accounts. DidReset records the post, links it, and says on each page what first-hand sources establish about the account, nothing more.
Are accounts outside these three recorded?
Yes, whenever they announce an account-wide reset. Right now: @elonmusk (3), @bot (2), @lydiahallie (1), @SpaceXAI (2). Those rows appear on the provider pages with the same source links; they do not have entity pages yet.
What counts as a reset signal?
A public post by a watched account that says a usage limit was reset for many accounts, a reset card was handed out, capacity was raised, or a reset is coming. DidReset classifies the post, keeps a short excerpt and the original URL, and marks it verified once a person has read the post. The signal glossary page defines each kind.
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