cache-list

List codex cache entries using the cache-list Skill, which displays all cached items with their freshness status, cached dates, and access times. Filter by project or freshness, sort by cached_at, expires_at, or last_accessed, and output as JSON or formatted view.

Yes, cache-list supports filtering cache entries by freshness status and project. Apply filters through the filter parameter to narrow results, then sort by multiple criteria and format output to monitor which cache entries are current or stale.

Use cache-list to audit codex cache across projects by listing entries with optional filtering and sorting. The Skill delegates to the CLI for data retrieval, preserves error messages verbatim, and outputs formatted or JSON results for monitoring and compliance checks.

Sort codex cache entries by cached_at, expires_at, or last_accessed using the sort parameter in cache-list. Combine sorting with filtering and format options to identify which items are frequently accessed, recently cached, or approaching expiration.

cache-list depends on bash and jq to parse and manipulate cache data. Both dependencies must be available in your environment to filter, sort, and format codex cache entries as JSON or display formatted output.

Yes, cache-list supports JSON output format through the format parameter. Export cache entries as structured JSON data to integrate with downstream tools, scripts, or analysis workflows for programmatic cache monitoring.