[UX] /usage reset times should include the date, not just the time
Resolved 💬 4 comments Opened Feb 26, 2026 by costajohnt Closed Apr 7, 2026
Problem
The /usage screen shows reset times like:
Resets 12:59pm (America/Los_Angeles)
When the displayed time has already passed today, it's ambiguous whether the reset is today or tomorrow (or some other day for weekly resets). The user has to guess.
Suggested Fix
Include the date in the reset time display:
Resets Feb 26, 12:59pm (America/Los_Angeles)
Or use relative phrasing when the reset is soon:
Resets tomorrow at 12:59pm (America/Los_Angeles)
Resets in 19 hours (Feb 26, 12:59pm)
This would remove ambiguity for all reset lines — session, weekly (all models), weekly (Sonnet), and extra usage.
Current Behavior
/usageshows only time + timezone for session and weekly resets- The "Extra usage" line does include a date (e.g., "Resets Mar 1") — so there's already precedent for showing dates
- When the displayed time has already passed today, users must assume it means tomorrow
Expected Behavior
All reset lines should include the date, consistent with how "Extra usage" already displays it.
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