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To update wiki content and raw sources without breaking reverse links, you use controlled modifications that parse user intent and automatically maintain forward and reverse link consistency. The system writes updates directly to wiki/index.md and wiki/log.md to keep navigation synchronized.

You can add new raw sources from arXiv URLs, webpages, or local paths by issuing an ingestion command that places files into the appropriate raw/ subdirectories. The workflow then updates the corresponding concepts/ or topics/ pages to reflect the new empirical documentation.

The best way to delete a raw source file and update its tracked wiki fields is to request a deletion from the raw/ directory with confirmation, which triggers targeted edits to specific wiki pages and updates the index.md and log.md files in one operation.

Yes, you can edit specific entity fields on a wiki page while keeping the index and logs updated. The process performs controlled modifications to targeted content and automatically writes the changes to wiki/index.md and wiki/log.md to maintain accurate records.

Yes, wiki content editing supports adding papers from both web URLs and local directories. You can ingest sources by downloading from arXiv or web URLs, or by adding them from local paths directly into the raw/ subdirectories of your knowledge base.

You should use controlled modifications for empirical documentation workflows when you need to ingest a new paper variant and want its metadata reflected consistently in relevant pages. This ensures forward and reverse links remain intact without manually editing interconnected files.