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wiki-graph-query

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SOP wrapping vault_query_graph — traverse knowledge graph from a node to explore its neighborhood and context.

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Wiki Graph Query

Explore the neighborhood of a node in the knowledge graph. Used for understanding context before updates, finding connection opportunities, and identifying orphans.

HARD-GATE

Tool

vault_query_graph

Parameters

ParamRequiredDescription
nodeyesStarting node path (e.g., "concepts/attention.md")
directionyesTraversal direction: "in", "out", or "both"
edge_typenoFilter by edge type
depthnoTraversal depth (default 1, max 3)

Protocol

  1. Confirm node file exists in vault
  2. Call vault_query_graph with node, direction, and optional filters
  3. Analyze subgraph: identify clusters, orphan branches, missing connections
  4. Return subgraph data to calling tactic

Yield

Returns: { nodes_found: number, edges_found: number, subgraph: object }