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Explain
Explain makes a subject relationship understandable as a step-by-step visual sequence.
After this page, you can
- understand Explain as a guided visual reading direction
- read scenes, nodes, and relationships together
- move from a sequence into the underlying graph
Reading the system map
Nodes show participants, connections explain their effects
Explain builds the system model scene by scene. Every new node or arrow expands the same subject relationship.
Starting point
Development brief
Actor · sets goal and context
Work system
Context Engineering
Concept · shapes the work context
Agentic Coding Tools
Tool · plans and edits
Agent Sandboxing
Method · limits the operating space
Effect
Software project
Artifact · verifiable result
What Explain is for
Explain translates a slice of the knowledge graph into a visual system model. The perspective shows which actors, concepts, methods, and artifacts are involved and how they work together in a traceable sequence.
Read scenes, nodes, and connections
Each scene adds one part of the mental model. The canvas shows the participating nodes, arrows show the relationships relevant to that scene, and the explanation on the right places their meaning.
- Play moves through the scenes automatically while the progress bar shows timing.
- Selecting a graph node reveals details and related views.
- The information row explains the connection types visible in the current scene.
Scene sequence
Each scene adds one understandable step
The fixed reading direction reduces visible complexity and leads to the complete system model.
- 01
Opening scene
brief and goal
- 02
Context
relevant concepts
- 03
Execution
methods and tools
- 04
Feedback
effect and improvement
Topic and scope
An Explain view can be created for one node or a selected structural context. The graph provides the subject units while scenes, reading order, and takeaways provide the didactic presentation.