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codebean: ingest/envelop an existing module + repo (source->model, pairs with git_surface)
goal
codebean is currently WRITE-ONLY (model->source via render). Add the reverse: ingest an existing Python module/repo INTO codebean's Module/Class/Function model so it can be edited structurally and re-saved. TRACTABLE because codebean stores function bodies as OPAQUE SOURCE STRINGS (set_body) — ingest need not model statement-level ASTs, only the skeleton (module -> classes -> functions/methods, each with its body as text, plus decorators, bases, params, module-level imports/assignments as a preamble). New MCP tools: import_module(path) and import_repo(repo) — the latter pairs with git_surface (inspect_git_surface + pull_atomic_file already read existing repos). Use the ast groundwork already in prototype/criteria_miner.py. ACCEPTANCE (tester proves): round-trip fidelity — ingest an existing .py, render() it back, and the re-rendered module is SEMANTICALLY equivalent (same classes/functions/bodies; import+exec both, compare behavior on a smoke input); then structurally edit an ingested module (add a method) and save; git_surface envelops a real repo and codebean ingests one of its modules. Component: codebean.
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