> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.saga.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.saga.xyz/sagacli/working-with-chainlet/view-listing-of-chainlet-types.md).

# View Listing of Chainlet Types

## Command

You can view the chainlet types by using the following command:

```
sagacli chainlet list-types
```

## View Listing Example

```
$ sagacli chainlet list-types
DisplayName     Description               Creator                                         Version     SetupCost          EpochCost
-----------     -----------               -------                                         -------     ---------          ---------
SagaOS          SagaOS Chainlet Stack     saga1yuvju0cztlahsf6f37z9j83vwyzgj6pzhx090f     0.5.17       10000000upsaga     10000000upsaga/day
```

## Chainlet Type Versions

Every chainlet type also has an associated version. A version ultimately points to a different image of the chainlet type and encapsulates a set of features available to a launched chainlet.

Creating a different version of the chainlet type can be necessitated by many reasons, such as security patching, adding new functionality, removing redundant functionality etc.

## Further Details

For additional details and options to list chainlet types, please refer to

```
sagacli chainlet list-types --help
```


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