Generate and open an interactive visualization of Buddy guard-mode reasoning data using Buddy's local CLI command. Use when the user wants to inspect claims, edges, findings, sessions, or reasoning structure as a graph, including session-specific graph views for debugging or analysis. This skill should invoke the Buddy CLI rather than any MCP tool.
Scanned 5/27/2026
Install via CLI
openskills install fiorastudio/buddy---
name: buddy-graph
description: Generate and open an interactive visualization of Buddy guard-mode reasoning data using Buddy's local CLI command. Use when the user wants to inspect claims, edges, findings, sessions, or reasoning structure as a graph, including session-specific graph views for debugging or analysis. This skill should invoke the Buddy CLI rather than any MCP tool.
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# Buddy Graph
Use Buddy's CLI graph command to generate a local HTML visualization of the reasoning graph.
## Quick Start
Run one of these commands from the Buddy repo:
```bash
buddy graph
buddy graph <session_id>
buddy graph --open
buddy graph <session_id> --out ./my-graph.html
```
If the packaged `buddy` binary is not available yet, run the built CLI directly:
```bash
node dist/cli/buddy.js graph
node dist/cli/buddy.js graph <session_id>
```
## Expected Output
The command writes an HTML file and prints the saved path plus graph counts.
## Notes
- This skill is intentionally CLI-backed, not MCP-backed.
- It reads Buddy reasoning data from `~/.buddy/buddy.db` unless `BUDDY_DB_PATH` is set.
- Use a `session_id` to isolate one workspace/day graph.
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