What problem does it solve? Keyword search ranks documents by shared words but cannot answer questions about how documents relate to each other — which document links to which, what superseded a decision record, or how two documents connect. This Skill guides an agent through the Fux graph verbs (explain, graph, path) to answer relationship questions over a committed Fux index. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Outbound edge inspection: Use fux explain <doc> --json to list a document's outbound links, tags, supersessions, and code references, each with a reliability grade. - Neighbourhood exploration: Use fux graph "<query>" or fux graph --seed <doc> to walk the neighbourhood around query matches or named documents via a personalised random walk. - Route finding: Use fux path X Y --json to find the most reliable directed route between two documents, with reliability computed from edge grades and hop decay. - Use Case: A teammate asks "what superseded the storage decision record and what else depends on it?" — run fux explain on the record to see its edges, then fux path to trace how it connects to the runbook that replaced it. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to show what a specific document links to and how it relates to another document in the Fux index, and it will resolve the fux command and run the appropriate explain, graph, or path query with JSON output.