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fast-nexus-nl2cypher

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Use when you need to understand code relationships — who calls a function, what imports a module, how classes inherit, where the entry points are, or what the call chain looks like between two functions. Prefer this over grep for structural/relationship queries about the code knowledge graph. Examples: \"Who calls this function?\", \"What imports this module?\", \"Show the call chain from A to B\", \"Find all subclasses of X\", \"What are the entry points?\", \"帮我查一下谁调用了这个函数\", \"哪些文件导入了这个模块\", \"查找所有类\", \"找出入口函数\"

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