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Inspect a relationship used in a plan

If a plan says Maya must approve the Atlas launch, open Maya or Atlas and follow the relationship that connects her to the project and its approval decision. This helps you understand why Doso assigned that step before anyone acts.

Open and follow connections

Start from a person, project, organization, or document named in an answer. Open it, then follow a labeled connection to inspect the next item. For example, trace which customer requested a requirement, which decision captured it, and which project must satisfy it.

Check the supporting evidence

Graph citations show facts, not links to original stored documents. Browse Library when a relationship needs verification against the source wording. Live sources include links you can open directly.

Spot a gap before work proceeds

Use Graph when a plan looks incomplete or two similar names may refer to different people. If Atlas has a deadline but no owner, inspect the surrounding relationships and resolve the missing responsibility before execution. Review Memories separately when the questionable fact is one of your own preferences or constraints.