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To safely update document metadata in a knowledge base, use a tool that applies targeted CRUD operations on individual documents. It enforces server-side write gating to prevent uncontrolled changes and returns structured results.

Yes, you can delete a single document from the knowledge base without affecting others. It performs point-write operations to add, delete, or update specific documents individually.

Server-side write gating for document CRUD operations is a security mechanism ensuring writes are only allowed when the GNOSIS_MCP_WRITABLE environment variable is set, preventing unauthorized or accidental modifications.

The best way to add a new document to the gnosis-mcp index is by using the manage command. It applies point-write operations to safely index individual documents and their metadata.

Knowledge base edits are likely not saving because server-side write gating is active. You must ensure the GNOSIS_MCP_WRITABLE variable is set to true to authorize any add, delete, or update operations.

Yes, for bulk document ingest you need a separate tool. While this tool handles safe single-document CRUD operations, bulk ingest and prune actions require a dedicated ingest command.