Product feature · operations
Rate limits and quotasMeasured product property
Record documented product usage limits and reset periods.
Terminology basis: Measured product property. Cursor — Usage and limits
Rate limits and quotas: 5 supported, 0 partial, 0 unsupported, 26 unreviewed across 31 cataloged products.
Current evidence by product
Can my agent use Rate limits and quotas?
Read across for the answer. 5 of 31 current product columns have reviewed evidence; unreviewed does not mean unsupported.
Web
9 productsDesktop
13 productsCLI
9 productsDefinition and scope
What this capability means
This row records rate and quota boundaries around the harness: requests, tokens, agent runs, active sandboxes, sub-agent concurrency, tool calls, connectors, uploads, media minutes, storage, and background compute. Each number needs a plan, model, user or organization scope, and reset window.
Evidence should state whether pools are shared, whether limits are fixed or dynamic, what meters or headers reveal, retry and backoff guidance, priority tiers, overage behavior, and whether work queues, degrades, or fails at the boundary. “Reasonable use” without an inspectable limit is partial disclosure.
Traceable compatibility
Assertion ledger
Documentation evidence only. No runtime conformance test is implied.
- Target
- 2026-08-28 ChatGPT Work usage-limit documentation observation · hosted-observation
- Environment
- hosted-default
- Observed
- 2026-08-28
- planlocal messages and cloud chats share a five-hour allowance; additional weekly limits may apply, and Enterprise or Edu flexible pricing can scale through credits
- runtimedocumented plan and model tables are estimated ranges because task size, context, reasoning, tools, retrieval, caching, and local versus cloud execution change consumption
- policyan active turn may finish at the boundary subject to fair use; eligible plans can buy credits, switch models, or use separately billed API-key sessions
- OpenAI — ChatGPT Work and Codex pricing and usage limitsdocumented · reviewed 2026-08-28
- Target
- 2026-08-28 ChatGPT desktop usage-limit documentation observation · hosted-observation
- Environment
- local-default
- Observed
- 2026-08-28
- planlocal desktop tasks share the five-hour ChatGPT Work and Codex allowance with cloud chats; additional weekly limits may apply
- runtimeChatGPT Voice on desktop has a separate plan-dependent rolling five-hour allowance, while tasks started through Voice still consume the shared Codex task budget
- policythe published local-message and voice-minute ranges are estimates rather than fixed per-message guarantees
- OpenAI — ChatGPT Work and Codex pricing and usage limitsdocumented · reviewed 2026-08-28
- Target
- 2026-08-28 Codex CLI usage-limit documentation observation · hosted-observation
- Environment
- local-default
- Observed
- 2026-08-28
- planChatGPT-authenticated local messages share a five-hour allowance with cloud chats and may have additional weekly limits; model-specific estimated ranges are published by plan
- runtime/status exposes remaining limits during the session; an active turn may finish at the boundary subject to fair use
- authAPI-key sessions are billed independently at API rates and are not part of the ChatGPT-plan allowance
- OpenAI — ChatGPT Work and Codex pricing and usage limitsdocumented · reviewed 2026-08-28
- Target
- 2026-08-28 Cursor documentation observation · hosted-observation
- Environment
- local-default
- Observed
- 2026-08-28
- planusage is split into two monthly pools; remaining allowance, on-demand charges, and reset date are visible in the Spending dashboard
- runtimeunused usage does not roll over; at the boundary the editor offers on-demand usage or a plan upgrade
- policynumeric included allowances and the complete request, token, upload, tool, and agent-concurrency envelope are not established by the reviewed page
- Cursor — Usage and limitsdocumented · reviewed 2026-08-28
- Target
- 2026-08-28 GitHub Copilot CLI documentation observation · hosted-observation
- Environment
- local-default
- Observed
- 2026-08-28
- planconcurrent subagents are limited to 2 on Free or Education, 4 on Pro or Pro+, 8 on Max, 16 on Business, and 32 on Enterprise or usage-based billing
- runtimeconcurrency is counted across the full session tree; new child requests are rejected until an active child completes; maximum documented concurrency is 32
- policythis cell establishes subagent limits only, not the full request, token, premium-request, tool, or upload quota envelope
- GitHub Docs — Copilot CLI command referencedocumented · reviewed 2026-08-28
- 1. Evidence checked 2026-08-28: Cursor documents two monthly usage pools, real-time remaining allowance, a billing-cycle reset with no rollover, editor notification at the boundary, and optional on-demand usage. The numeric included allowance varies by plan and is not stated on the reviewed page.
- 2. Evidence checked 2026-08-28: GitHub Copilot CLI documents plan-based concurrent-subagent limits of 2, 4, 8, 16, or 32, a global session-tree maximum of 32, and rejection of new child requests until capacity becomes available. These are subagent quotas, not the complete request, token, tool, or premium-request envelope.
- 3. Evidence checked 2026-08-28: OpenAI publishes plan- and model-specific estimated local-message ranges per five-hour window for ChatGPT Work and Codex, documents that local and cloud tasks share the window, notes additional weekly limits, and describes credit-based continuation. The ranges vary with task complexity and are not hard per-message guarantees.
No sourced issues are attached to this row.
- Methodology note
- Cursor — Usage and limits documented · Cursor · reviewed 2026-08-28
- GitHub Docs — Copilot CLI command reference documented · GitHub · reviewed 2026-08-28
- OpenAI — ChatGPT Work and Codex pricing and usage limits documented · OpenAI · reviewed 2026-08-28
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