Comet Cache writes static cache files to wp-content/cache/comet-cache/cache/ per host and per URL, with an expiration window driven by comet_cache_options. The default admin shows a Stats tab with total cached files and a Clear Cache button, plus a long set of options across the configuration tabs. There is no per-URL list, no breakdown of cache size by post type, and no chart of clear activity over time.

SleekView Charts indexes the comet-cache directory and the comet_cache_options option, then renders the data as chart cards. A Number card counts cached URLs. A Donut splits cache entries across fresh, near-expiry, and expired buckets derived from the configured expiration window. A Bar shows cache size grouped by post type. An Area chart trends clear-cache events per day, useful for confirming scheduled clears actually run.

Comet Cache continues to write, serve, and clear cache files exactly as before. SleekView Charts is read-only against the cache directory, so the front-end serving path is unaffected. Saved chart views can be scoped per role, useful for letting a developer monitor cache health without access to the broader comet_cache_options screen.

Comet Cache is a no-frills disk cache that does the basics well: write static files per URL, expire them on a configured schedule, clear them on a button click or hook. The trade-off is that the Stats tab can only tell the operator how many files exist right now, not which ones are about to expire or how often clears run. SleekView Charts reads the same comet-cache directory and the comet_cache_options option, and renders cached URLs, expiration mix, cache size by post type, and clear activity as chart cards on a single dashboard.

The plugin keeps caching and clearing exactly as before; SleekView Charts gives the team a shared screen to read the result, scoped per role, and embeddable on the frontend for stakeholders without admin access.