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Paths
Trace a chain of relationships between parts of a codebase.
Explain a connection between two places
A path is a sequence of graph relationships connecting a starting entity and a target. It can explain how an entry point reaches a shared module, or which boundaries lie between two pieces of code.
Choose endpoints with a question in mind
For the commerce example, start with a checkout entry point and use the payment adapter as the target. The path gives a candidate structural explanation. Read each relationship in order, including whether it is an import, a reference or another supported edge type.
Select the source node and choose “Find path from here” when the path action is available.
Choose the intended target, checking its source identity.
Read the resulting relationship sequence and any view notices.
Open the important intermediate nodes to confirm how their source participates in the connection.
One path does not describe every possibility
A path result may contain one or several bounded candidates. Alternative routes can be omitted by depth, result or time budgets. Even a complete graph search answers a structural question over the index; it is not a trace of a particular production request.