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Re-run clustering on the existing index. Use when: "re-cluster the graph", "/cluster", "split clusters again after re-indexing".

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> /plugin marketplace add opentrace/opentrace
> /plugin install opentrace-oss@opentrace-oss

How it fires

How this command gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.

Fires itselfClaude auto-loads it when your prompt matches the work.
You can call itInvoke it directly when you want it.
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What this command does when you run it.

Re-run clustering on the existing index. Use when: "re-cluster the graph", "/cluster", "split clusters again after re-indexing".

Command definition

cluster.md

name: cluster
description: |
  Re-run clustering on the existing index.
  Use when: "re-cluster the graph", "/cluster", "split clusters again after re-indexing".
allowed-tools: Bash

Runs `opentraceai cluster`. Stamps each node's `cluster` property, so it adds no nodes or edges and the graph's counts are unchanged. Idempotent — every assignment is rewritten on each run. Leiden via graspologic with a deterministic Louvain fallback on Python ≥3.13.

Arguments

$ARGUMENTS

`--db <path>` — explicit database path (auto-detected by default)
`--json` — structured JSON output

Instructions

1. Run `opentraceai cluster $ARGUMENTS`. 2. Show the resulting cluster count, god-cluster count, largest cluster, and mean cohesion. 3. Suggest `/analyze` to surface the highlights.

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