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Find a shortest path between two graph nodes. Use when: "/path A B", "how does X connect to Y?".

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

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What this command does when you run it.

Find a shortest path between two graph nodes. Use when: "/path A B", "how does X connect to Y?".

Command definition

path.md

name: path
description: |
  Find a shortest path between two graph nodes.
  Use when: "/path A B", "how does X connect to Y?".
allowed-tools: Bash

Runs `opentraceai path <source-id> <target-id>`. The graph is treated as undirected for path-finding.

Arguments

$ARGUMENTS

`<source-id> <target-id>` — two node IDs from the graph
`--max-hops N` — cap the path length (default 6)
`--json` — structured JSON output

Instructions

1. If the user gave names rather than IDs, run `opentraceai source-search` first to resolve names → IDs. 2. Run `opentraceai path $ARGUMENTS`. 3. Don't just print the node list — for each edge on the path, state what the relationship is and what it tells us about how the endpoints depend on each other.

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