brain-ops

To write and sync structured knowledge pages, perform structured write operations to create or update pages, register sources, and apply citations. Explicitly target the correct home directory to ensure durable knowledge capture and consistency.

Avoid duplicate writes in a structured memory knowledge base by enforcing operational guardrails during page maintenance. The system applies duplicate avoidance checks and preserves source attribution before completing any write or sync workflows.

Register sources and add citations for durable knowledge capture by executing structured write operations. This process applies attribution preservation to sync updates, making the registered source content searchable and consistent within the target brain.

Yes, explicit directory targeting is required to sync knowledge pages safely. You must target the real gbrain home directory to ensure write operations apply to the correct environment and pass post-write verification checks.

Verify a knowledge base write operation by running the smallest appropriate get or sync command after the write. This post-write verification step checks that the structured memory page, sources, and citations were updated correctly.

Separate read-only queries from write operations to maintain operational guardrails and prevent unintended side effects. Isolating write operations ensures durable knowledge capture, source registration, and page maintenance occur without mixing in read-only query behavior.