False "over 90% of your weekly limit" warning even when /status shows ~96% left

What version of Codex is running?

OpenAI Codex CLI v0.63.0

What subscription do you have?

ChatGPT Plus

Which model were you using?

gpt-5.1-codex-max

What platform is your computer?

macOS 26.1 (25B78) (ARM)

What issue are you seeing?

The Codex CLI shows a yellow banner that says:

"Heads up, you've used over 90% of your weekly limit. Run /status for a breakdown."

However, when I run /status, the detailed usage numbers clearly contradict this warning. For example, /status shows something like:

• Context window: 100% left (10.9K used / 272K)
• 5h limit: 87% left
• Weekly limit: 96% left

So the banner claims I’ve used over 90% of my weekly limit while /status reports that I still have ~96% of the weekly limit left. It looks like the banner is using different or stale data, or the threshold logic is incorrect.

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What steps can reproduce the bug?

1. Start the Codex CLI.
2. Use the model gpt-5.1-codex-max in a normal session.
3. After a small amount of usage, the yellow banner appears at the top:

"Heads up, you've used over 90% of your weekly limit. Run /status for a breakdown."

1. Inside the same session, run /status.
2. Observe that the /status output shows high remaining usage (e.g., Weekly limit: 96% left), which contradicts the banner message.

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What is the expected behavior?

The yellow "over 90% of your weekly limit" warning should only appear when the actual weekly usage is above 90% (or when the remaining weekly limit is low).

If /status shows that I still have around 96% of my weekly limit left, the warning should not be shown. The banner and the /status breakdown should be consistent and based on the same data.

Additional information

• Account type: ChatGPT Plus.
• This happened even though this is very early in the week and I have barely used the CLI.
• The problem appears to be purely cosmetic (a UI/logic bug in the warning), since the actual limits shown by /status look correct.