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To remove stale trigger phrases from a JSON index, you can delete entries by exact file path, glob pattern, or substring match. This updates the index safely and reports exactly what was removed.

Deleting obsolete model-specific triggers from a recall index involves targeted deletion using exact, glob, and substring matching across v1 and v2 entries. This approach keeps remaining index data accurate and provides clear removal guidance.

Yes, you can use glob patterns to clean up broad path matches in a triggers JSON file. The process applies glob matching alongside exact and substring matching to safely remove unwanted entries and report the results.

You need to remove file-level triggers from your JSON index when a file is renamed, deleted, or reworked. This prevents stored trigger phrases from firing and avoids stale matches in your recall data.

To safely edit a JSON file and remove trigger entries without breaking the index, apply exact, glob, and substring matching to delete specific paths. The remaining index is kept accurate, and a removal report is generated.