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Obsidian vault entities are safely updated by funneling all write operations through a single point that parses input, proposes changes, and executes controlled writes while preserving bidirectional links across the knowledge graph.

Free-form text and structured data are written into an Obsidian knowledge graph by submitting them to a centralized workflow that accepts multiple input sources, resolves the vault path, and parses the data into classified entities.

The best way to merge graphify outputs into an Obsidian vault is using a phase-driven workflow that performs pre-write synchronization, aligns incoming data with existing entities, and merges the graphify data into graphify-out.

Obsidian entity management requires explicit user confirmation before writing to the vault, operating through a phase-driven workflow that includes pre-write sync, input parsing, and change proposals before any executed writes occur.

When updating Obsidian markdown files with new graph data, conflicts are handled through strict conflict resolution rules during the execution phase, ensuring incoming data aligns with existing entities and preserves bidirectional links.

A single write point is needed for an Obsidian vault when centralizing write operations to ensure consistency, reliable bidirectional linking, and strict conflict handling across structured, free-form, or graphify inputs.