Zinn® Cache: Page cache and Control and automation
What Zinn® Cache does for page cache and control and automation, and which of it is free.
Page cache
Full-page cache on any server — LiteSpeed's own cache where the server has it, and a file cache served from advanced-cache.php everywhere else. Only visitors who are not signed in get stored pages.
Safe exclusions for shops — Cart, checkout and account pages, previews, search and signed-in visitors are never cached. Add your own paths, query keys and cookies per site.
Works with nginx, Varnish and Apache caches — When your host already caches pages with nginx, Varnish or Apache, Zinn® Cache sees it and does not add a second page cache behind it. It purges changed pages there instead: nginx by purge request, by deleting its cache files or through a folder your host's purger reads; Varnish by PURGE or BAN; Apache by deleting the entry.
Control and automation
AI assistants can run it — Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients can read the status, change settings and purge, signed in as you and limited to what you may do.
Per-page cache rules(Pro) — Different cache lifetimes and exclusions for different parts of the site, and every Pro setting available to your AI assistant.
Free or Pro
A feature marked (Pro) needs a Pro licence; (Agency plan) needs the Agency plan. Everything else is in the free edition.
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