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Launch the 3D graph visualization at localhost:3030. Use when the user wants to see the graph visually.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Run this exactly from the user's current working directory:

    line 24
  2. Very specific:

    Do NOT cd to the plugin cache or any other directory before running this.

    line 33

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SKILL.md

Web UI — 3D Graph Visualization

Launch the understanding graph's 3D force-directed visualization.

CRITICAL: Run from the user's working directory

The web server MUST read the same database as the MCP server. The MCP server resolves PROJECT_DIR=./projects relative to the user's cwd. So you MUST launch the web UI from the user's cwd too — never from the plugin cache directory or any other directory.

Launch

Run this exactly from the user's current working directory:

lsof -ti:3030 | xargs kill 2>/dev/null
PROJECT_DIR="$(pwd)/projects" PORT=3030 npx -y understanding-graph start &

Then tell the user: Open http://localhost:3030

Do NOT cd to the plugin cache or any other directory before running this. The $(pwd) must resolve to the user's working directory so the web UI reads the same projects/ folder as the MCP server.

The UI updates live as you commit to the graph — the user can watch the graph grow while you work.

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