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Chaos Cypher v0.7 adds document tagging and scoped search

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Chaos Cypher has released version 0.7.0 of its document management tool, introducing document tagging and scoped search capabilities. This update allows users to assign tags to documents, with a strict rule for tag formatting applied across all interfaces including MCP, REST API, and CLI. Searches can now be limited to specific tag sets, ensuring that results and associated knowledge graphs are derived solely from the designated documents. Additionally, the release includes an auto-generation feature for one-line document summaries, with options for manual summarization and a new `list_documents` tool for easier document management. AI

IMPACT Enhances document organization and retrieval for AI-powered knowledge bases.

RANK_REASON This is a product update for a document management tool, not a frontier AI release.

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Chaos Cypher v0.7 adds document tagging and scoped search

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Denis MacPherson ·

    Chaos Cypher v0.7: Tag Your Documents, Then Search Only Those

    <p>Once a knowledge base holds more than a few dozen documents, "search everything" stops being what you want. You want the answer from <em>these</em> papers, <em>this</em> client's files, <em>that</em> project's notes, and you want to know the graph behind the answer came from t…

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