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To view saved SourceAtlas analysis results, run a list command that enumerates cached files across overviews, patterns, histories, flows, and dependencies. It reads metadata from the local .sourceatlas directory and formats a summary table for quick review.

Check cached code analysis files by listing them to display a formatted table showing Type, File, Size, Modified date, and Status. This allows you to quickly track the freshness and readiness of your saved analysis data.

To refresh expired SourceAtlas metadata, use the re-analysis commands provided in the list output. These commands specifically target stale items, allowing you to manage cached results and update outdated analysis files.

Yes, you can list analysis overviews and dependencies without manual searching. The tool enumerates saved SourceAtlas analyses directly from the .sourceatlas directory, reducing time spent digging through history.

Yes, the enumeration tool works without external dependencies. It applies to the local .sourceatlas directory to read metadata and format summaries entirely within the existing shell environment.

The best way to manage stale code analysis cache is to enumerate all saved files and check their modified dates and status. The list output provides re-analysis commands to directly refresh expired items.