F13LD.ingest
The single writer into the vault. Sweep batches and synth recipes enter the corpus through ingest, which deduplicates them and classifies validity before they are stored.
What it does.
F13LD.ingest is the controlled entry point to the vault. Everything added to the corpus passes through it: it deduplicates incoming recipes against what is already stored and classifies each as valid or rejected before writing. Nothing else writes to the vault.
Where it fits.
Ingest sits between the producers — sweep batches and synth recipes — and the vault. It is the only path in.
Worked example: an import.
Bring a batch in
Load a sweep batch or a set of recipes.
Deduplicate
Incoming recipes are checked against the corpus; duplicates are dropped.
Classify validity
Each remaining recipe is tagged valid or rejected by the validity check.
Write to the vault
The surviving, validated recipes are written into the vault.
Ingest produces no geometry — it curates what enters the corpus. To turn a recipe into a mesh, use mesh directly.
Output.
New, de-duplicated, validity-classified entries in the vault. Ingest curates the corpus; it does not generate or mesh geometry.