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Hi Corey,
The SQL Prompt suggestions cache is kept in memory and so when SSMS is first started it's empty and then it gets populated based on databases which queries are connected to. So the first time after loading SSMS SQL Prompt should automatically kick off a refresh for each database that you connect to.
The experimental auto-refresh feature will only refresh the database you're working against for performance reasons. But if you want to completely clear out the cache (which will refresh all the databases as you connect to them) you can disable and enable suggestions using the SQL Prompt menu or by using the shortcut ctrl+shift+P.
Thanks,
Aaron.
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Thank you
Corey