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Cmd. /usage

View Codex account token usage and apply available rate-limit resets.

Key takeaways

  • View Codex account token usage and apply available rate-limit resets.
  • Check the input surface and availability before using the examples below.

Purpose

View Codex account token usage and apply available rate-limit resets.

/usage

Availability

FieldValue
Input surfaceRunning CLI prompt
KindBuilt-in
StatusCurrent reference
Aliases—
Documented minimumNot specified
Reviewed against2026-09-22 · Codex CLI 0.155.1

The installed command menu and account or organization settings determine availability.

Examples

/usage

Direct views:

/usage daily
/usage weekly
/usage cumulative

When to use it

  1. Run /usage weekly before a long /goal task.
  2. Check /usage daily before experimental multi-agent delegation.
  3. Decide whether to redeem an earned reset only after prioritizing the work that needs it.

Choosing related commands

CommandDifferenceChoose It When
/usageShows account token activity and reset actionsYou need account-level usage information
/statusShows current session model, policy, and contextYou need session state
/modelChanges model and reasoningYou need to adjust cost or latency after checking usage

Effects and persistence

Displays usage, cost, or activity information; viewing it does not authorize a purchase or additional usage.

/usage is an official slash command for viewing account token usage or applying an available rate-limit reset.

Changes

  • /usage exposes token activity and rate-limit reset actions.
  • daily, weekly, and cumulative views are supported.
  • Together with rollout token budgets, it becomes the primary TUI entry point for usage checks.

Cautions

  • /usage is account-level; use /status for current-thread context and policy.
  • Do not redeem earned resets automatically; tie them to explicit task priority.
  • Sessions without Codex service account auth show a sign-in requirement first.

Official sources

  • Developer Commands
  • Changelog

Complete command list · Verification scope · History for this command

Related docs

Cmd. /usage

Claude Code Command Master · Show session cost, plan limits, and activity.

Cmd. /cost

Claude Code Command Master · Open the /usage cost and limit view through its /cost alias; understand which usage measure applies.

Cmd. /status

Inspect session configuration, token usage, model, and policy.

Cmd. /team-onboarding

Claude Code Command Master · Generate a team guide from 30 days of usage.

Cmd. /stats

Claude Code Command Master · Open the Stats tab of /usage through its /stats alias to inspect activity alongside other usage views.

Cmd. /quit

Exit the Codex CLI session cleanly, with /exit as the equivalent alias, after reviewing the diff and stopping background terminals.

Cmd. /approvals

Legacy alias for the /permissions command.

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