Cache Configuration
Control pre-rendered HTML fragment caching engine and transient expiration lifetimes
Enable Cache
Serve lightning-fast pre-rendered HTML fragments to visitors instead of rebuilding pages
ON
Use Transient Caching
Store fragments as self-expiring transients so they refresh automatically upon expiration
ON
How long cached content remains valid before automatic regeneration (Default: 30 minutes)
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Cache Dashboard
Live inventory of prompt database and cached HTML pools
Total Categories
125
Individual cache pools
Total Prompts
10,000
All stored prompts
Live Prompts
9,650
Serving cached fragments
Pending Prompts
350
In 24-hour embargo
Cache Actions & Maintenance
Purge global HTML fragments, warm cache on demand, or flush specific categories
Warming cache pools...
0%
Pre-rendering HTML fragments for category pools...
Invalidate Single Category Cache
Flush fragments for an isolated category pool without affecting others
Invalidates only the selected category cache pool. Ideal when embargoed prompts in that category turn live.
Last cache purge: Never
Cache Pool Status
Real-time breakdown of cached vs missing HTML fragments across active pools
| Category | Cached Pages | Missing Pages | Status | Actions |
|---|
Cache Lifecycle Pipeline
How new prompts travel through generation, embargo, invalidation, and cached delivery
1
New Prompt
Generated in Gemini Studio
2
Published
Stored with publish timestamp
3
24h Embargo
Pending approval window
4
Public Live
Embargo expires, public URL live
5
Invalidated
Stale category fragments purged
6
Regenerated
Fragments rebuilt in background
7
Cached HTML
Fast edge response delivered
Fragment path structure:
/cache/{category}_page_{pageno}.html
Examples:
/cache/boy_page_1.html
/cache/boy_page_2.html