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Explore a named component in the OpenTrace knowledge graph.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
Use this skill to generate well-branded interfaces and assets for Eryxon — the job-shop manufacturing product company behind Eryxon Flow (MES) and eryxon.eu. Use for production code, throwaway prototypes, mockups, slides, or any artifact that needs to look like Eryxon. Contains tokens (colors, type, spacing), brand assets (marks, wordmarks, favicon), and UI kits for the three Eryxon surfaces: shop-floor operator tablets (dark), desktop admin (light), and the marketing site (light).
Write public blog posts, release notes, and changelog entries for the Eryxon Flow open-source project. Use whenever drafting or editing a website blog post (website/src/content/blog/), a release note (website/src/content/release-notes/), or the root CHANGELOG.md. Triggers on "blog post", "release note", "changelog", "announce a release", "write up vX.Y".
Explore code structure and relationships using the OpenTrace knowledge graph.
Show the OpenTrace knowledge graph status.
Answer a question about the codebase without making any changes.
Explore code structure and relationships using the OpenTrace knowledge graph. Triggers on: "how does X work", "what calls X", "what's in X", "find X", "show me the architecture", "where is X defined", "list the files in X"
| name | source-command-explore |
| description | Explore a named component in the OpenTrace knowledge graph. |
Use this skill when the user asks to explore a component in the OpenTrace knowledge graph. Treat the current user request as the component or topic to explore.
search_graph with the requested component or topic to find matching nodesget_node on the best match for full details + neighborsIf it has a path property, offer to read the source.
If it's a service/class, show upstream callers and downstream deps via traverse_graph.