Tibo's Day 20 | Usage reset expected by midnight PST

Tibo announced another usage reset with “Day 20/ Rest and reset”, then added “By midnight PST”. CRW’s countdown uses an estimated deadline of October 25 at 08:00 UTC under literal PST; if he meant local PDT, it is 07:00 UTC. The announcement does not confirm that the reset has already landed.

Which midnight does this refer to?

The main post was published on October 25 at 03:39:31 UTC, followed by the timing reply at 03:40:04 UTC. It was still the evening of October 24 in US Pacific time, so CRW interprets midnight as the upcoming end of that day. That also puts Day 20 on October 24 in the series calendar.

Interpretation	Estimated deadline in UTC	Beijing / Taipei (UTC+8)
Literal PST, UTC−8; used by the countdown	October 25, 08:00	October 25, 16:00
Local PDT, UTC−7, if intended	October 25, 07:00	October 25, 15:00

The original wording gives a deadline rather than an exact execution time. The countdown reaching zero only means this estimated boundary has arrived; a completion report or a clearly scoped account observation is still needed.

What is known about the reset?

The two posts do not list eligible plans, affected usage windows or a banked-reset option. CRW records a new reset announcement without adding those details. Check the usage dashboard for your account’s actual allowance; the usage guide explains what to compare.

The earlier Day 17 and Day 18 landed records remain in history. Day 19 covered faster dot calls, reasoning-cache reuse and CLI changes; it is a feature day. The 28-day index now links both days, while the reset page shows the current event.