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Manage the cadence watchlist
Subcommand Purpose watchAdd a contact to the watchlist unwatchRemove a contact from the watchlist listList currently watched contacts driftList watched contacts whose interval has drifted past expected helpPrint this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
Flag Description -h, --helpPrint help
Watchlist for relationships you chose to maintain. Surfaces drift against an explicit expected interval — never auto-watches contacts. See timing and cadence .
mxr cadence watch alice@example.com --every 14d
mxr cadence list --format json
mxr cadence drift --format ids | xargs -I {} mxr sender {}
mxr cadence unwatch alice@example.com
List watched contacts whose interval has drifted past expected
mxr cadence drift [OPTIONS]
Flag Description --account <ACCOUNT>— --format <FORMAT>[possible values: table, json, jsonl, csv, ids] -h, --helpPrint help
List currently watched contacts
mxr cadence list [OPTIONS]
Flag Description --account <ACCOUNT>— --format <FORMAT>[possible values: table, json, jsonl, csv, ids] -h, --helpPrint help
Remove a contact from the watchlist
mxr cadence unwatch [OPTIONS] <EMAIL>
Flag Description --account <ACCOUNT>— -h, --helpPrint help
Add a contact to the watchlist
mxr cadence watch [OPTIONS] <EMAIL>
Flag Description --account <ACCOUNT>— --expected-days <EXPECTED_DAYS>— --every <EVERY>Expected cadence as a duration, e.g. 14d, 2w, or 30 days --note <NOTE>— --allow-list-senderWatch the contact even if it looks like a list sender -h, --helpPrint help