Inspect a Cached Value
Read a known cache key and explain its stored string value.
/oo Upstash Redis: Read Redis key [key] and explain the returned string without changing it.
Give the assistant a cache key to inspect, or specify the exact key and value to store when updating application state.
Copy a prompt into your agent with the oo Skill installed. Add your page links and source notes before running it.
Read a known cache key and explain its stored string value.
/oo Upstash Redis: Read Redis key [key] and explain the returned string without changing it.
Write a caller-specified string, with an optional expiry for temporary cache data.
/oo Upstash Redis: Set Redis key [key] to string [value] using expiration [expirationSeconds, if wanted].
Set up oo CLI and the oo Skill in your agent.
Install OOMOL →Connect with REST URL (restUrl), REST Token (restToken).
Connect Upstash Redis →Use /oo with the pages to read, the changes to make, and where to save the result.
Connection Guide →Choose Your Agent
Upstash Redis exposes database commands through its REST endpoint. The integration supports string-key reads and writes, existence checks, expiry inspection, and paged key scans.
Get the string value stored for one Redis key.
Store a string value for one Redis key, optionally with an expiration or conditional write.
Get the string value stored for one Redis key.
upstash_redis.get Store a string value for one Redis key, optionally with an expiration or conditional write.
upstash_redis.set Delete one Redis key.
upstash_redis.delete Check whether one Redis key exists.
upstash_redis.exists Set or replace the expiration time for one Redis key.
upstash_redis.expire Get the remaining expiration time for one Redis key.
upstash_redis.ttl Scan one page of Redis keys without reading the full keyspace.
upstash_redis.scan No matching tools.
Ask to explain a known key’s string value, store a specific value, or inspect whether a key exists and how long it will remain available.
Read-only tokens support get, exists, and ttl; scan and writes require the standard token. Values are strings.
Supply the database’s official REST URL and REST token. A read-only token supports get, exists, and ttl; choose the standard token when you need scans or writes.
Manage which optional storage OOMOL can use. You can change these choices from the footer at any time.