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# compass-map-relationships Extract the relevant triples, pick a start node, traverse, and **validate with the guard**. The guard enforces the triple ceiling and that every hop cites a real triple. `GUARD="python3 ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/compass.py"` ## Process 1. **Extract only relationships relevant to the question.** Do not dump the whole graph. 2. Build **indexed triples**: numbered `{index, subject, predicate, object}`. 3. **The table MUST stay at roughly 50 triples or fewer.** If the relevant graph is larger, **pre-filter to the relevant subgraph** — do not inject the full graph. The guard rejects more than 50. 4. Choose a **start_node** and state why. 5. **Traverse**: ordered `{hop, triple_index, predicate, to}`. **Every hop MUST cite the triple index it uses.** Never state a relationship as true without pointing at its numbered triple. ## Validate ``` echo '{"triples":[ {"index":1,"subject":"A","predicate":"depends_on","object":"B"}, {"index":2,"subject":"B","predicate":"calls","object":"C"} ],"traversal":[ {"hop":1,"triple_index":1,"predicate":"depends_on","to":"B"}, {"hop":2,"triple_index":2,"predicate":"calls","to":"C"} ]}' | $GUARD map - ``` A non-zero exit means either the triple count exceeded the ceiling or a hop cited a triple index not in the table — fix it before answering. ## Output - the indexed triple table - start_node + reason - the traversal, each hop citing its triple index - the final answer stated with the complet