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type-lineage

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AST-based relationship (lineage) extraction for a central data type in AgentVillage. Given a type name (e.g. `LogEvent`) and a Python source root, it enumerates — as an objective, verifiable artifact — where that type is produced, consumed, persisted, transformed, and which fields are read/written. Use this whenever you need to find every producer/consumer of a schema/contract type without relying on brittle grep (the #344 blind spot). Invoked by `idd` 事前調査 "producer/consumer の全列挙" and by #425 (smell evaluation). Output is a language-neutral adjacency list (JSON) plus a derived Mermaid view.

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