/show-graph — Display the Transaction Graph

Display the TRANSACTION_GRAPH showing all valid state transitions, node metadata, and available paths.

Usage

• •/show-graph — show full graph with transitions and metadata
• •/show-graph LEADER_RECEIPT_MAJORITY_AGREE — show transitions from a specific node

Instructions

1. •

   Read the graph definition from src/fee_simulator/specification/state_machine/graph.py.

2. •

   Display the graph in a readable format:

   Full graph (no arguments): Show every node with its outgoing transitions and metadata (rotation/idle support), formatted as a table or structured list. Group nodes into categories:

   • •Start: START
   • •Normal Rounds: LEADER_RECEIPT_MAJORITY_AGREE, LEADER_RECEIPT_MAJORITY_DISAGREE, LEADER_RECEIPT_UNDETERMINED, LEADER_RECEIPT_MAJORITY_TIMEOUT, LEADER_TIMEOUT
   • •Validator Appeals: VALIDATOR_APPEAL_SUCCESSFUL, VALIDATOR_APPEAL_UNSUCCESSFUL
   • •Leader Appeals: LEADER_APPEAL_SUCCESSFUL, LEADER_APPEAL_UNSUCCESSFUL
   • •Leader Timeout Appeals: LEADER_APPEAL_TIMEOUT_SUCCESSFUL, LEADER_APPEAL_TIMEOUT_UNSUCCESSFUL
   • •End: END

   For each node, show:

   • •Outgoing transitions (list of valid next nodes)
   • •Metadata: rotations (bool), idle (bool)

   Single node (with $ARGUMENTS): Show only that node's transitions and metadata.

3. •

   Also display the numeric shorthand mapping for use with /simulate:

   • •1=LEADER_RECEIPT_MAJORITY_AGREE, 2=LEADER_RECEIPT_MAJORITY_DISAGREE, etc.
4. •

   Show path statistics: how many valid paths exist for lengths 3 through 7.

No conda activation or script execution needed — just read the file and format the output directly.