From adverant-nexus
Manage knowledge graph entities, relationships, and cross-domain queries via Nexus GraphRAG. Use when the user references entities, wants to explore relationships, store structured knowledge, query facts, or search across domains.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/adverant-nexus:knowledge-graphThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Use `nexus_entities` with `action: "store"`:
Use nexus_entities with action: "store":
domain: creative_writing, code, medical, legal, research, generalentity_type: novel_chapter, code_function, medical_record, etc.text_content: Entity text contenttags (optional): Tags for categorizationmetadata (optional): Domain-specific metadataUse nexus_entities with action: "query":
domain (optional): Filter by domainentity_type (optional): Filter by entity typesearch_text (optional): Search within entity contentlimit (optional): Max resultsUse nexus_entities with action: "get" and entity_id.
Use nexus_entities with action: "history" and entity_id to see how an entity evolved over time.
Use nexus_entities with action: "hierarchy" and entity_id to see the complete hierarchy tree.
Use nexus_entities with action: "facts" and subject to query facts about a subject from the knowledge graph.
Use nexus_entities with action: "cross_domain":
domains: Array of domains to search acrossquery: Pattern or concept to findmax_results (optional): Max results per domainnpx claudepluginhub adverant/adverant-nexus-cowork-plugin --plugin adverant-nexusTraverses knowledge graph across memories, entities, and relationships for comprehensive context. Use before planning complex work, investigating concept connections, or answering 'what do you know about X'.
Compiles deep context on a topic by combining semantic search with relationship traversal across 4 retrieval phases. Useful for research spanning multiple entries and connections.
Manages a typed knowledge graph with entities and relations. Enables creating, querying, linking structured data, finding dependencies, and sharing state across skills.