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untuple
(https://docs.datomic.com/pro/query/query.html#untuple) perhaps?
Or are you looking for which attrs make up the tuple? In which case the schema entity for your attribute just has a tupleAttrs datom with an array as value, so this may work:
(d/q {:find [?attrs]
:where [[?e :db/ident :my-entity/x+y]
[?e :db/tupleAttrs ?attrs]]})
Yeah I saw you typing and I started wondering
Offtopic: favila is typing imposes some fear in me when I try to be helpful in this channel. In a good, you are much more knowledgeable than me and I like to be corrected, way ^^