Update docs: streaming, CLI container, use_cases tests

- /stream/{session_id} SSE endpoint replaces /reply/ for CLI
- Medium tier streams per-token via astream() with in_think filtering
- CLI now runs as Docker container (Dockerfile.cli, profile:tools)
- Correct medium model to qwen3:4b with real-time think block filtering
- Add use_cases/ test category to commands section
- Update files tree and services table

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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docker compose up --build
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**Interactive CLI (requires gateway running):**
**Interactive CLI (Docker container, requires gateway running):**
```bash
python3 cli.py [--url http://localhost:8000] [--session cli-alvis] [--timeout 400]
docker compose --profile tools run --rm -it cli
# or with options:
docker compose --profile tools run --rm -it cli python3 cli.py --url http://deepagents:8000 --session cli-alvis
```
**Run integration tests** (from `tests/integration/`, require all Docker services running):
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Shared config and helpers are in `tests/integration/common.py`.
**Use case tests** (`tests/use_cases/`) — markdown skill files executed by Claude Code, which acts as mock user and quality evaluator. Run by reading the `.md` file and following its steps with tools (Bash, WebFetch, etc.).
## Architecture
Adolf is a multi-channel personal assistant. All LLM inference is routed through **Bifrost**, an open-source Go-based LLM gateway that adds retry logic, failover, and observability in front of Ollama.
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if URL content fetched → upgrade light→medium
→ invoke agent for tier via Bifrost (url_context + memories in system prompt)
deepagents:8000 → bifrost:8080/v1 → ollama:11436
→ _push_stream_chunk() per token (medium streaming) / full reply (light, complex)
→ _stream_queues[session_id] asyncio.Queue
→ _end_stream() sends [DONE] sentinel
→ channels.deliver(session_id, channel, reply)
pending_replies[session_id] queue (SSE)
→ channel-specific callback (Telegram POST, CLI no-op)
channel-specific callback (Telegram POST)
→ _store_memory() background task (openmemory)
CLI/wiki polling → GET /reply/{session_id} (SSE, blocks until reply)
CLI streaming → GET /stream/{session_id} (SSE, per-token for medium, single-chunk for others)
```
### Bifrost integration
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A global `asyncio.Semaphore(1)` (`_reply_semaphore`) serializes all LLM inference — one request at a time.
### Thinking mode
### Thinking mode and streaming
qwen3 models produce chain-of-thought `<think>...</think>` tokens via Ollama's OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Adolf controls this via system prompt prefixes:
qwen3 models produce chain-of-thought `<think>...</think>` tokens. Handling differs by tier:
- **Medium** (`qwen2.5:1.5b`): no thinking mode in this model; fast ~3s calls
- **Complex** (`qwen3:8b`): no prefix — thinking enabled by default, used for deep research
- **Router** (`qwen2.5:1.5b`): no thinking support in this model
- **Medium** (`qwen3:4b`): streams via `astream()`. A state machine (`in_think` flag) filters `<think>` blocks in real time — only non-think tokens are pushed to `_stream_queues` and displayed to the user.
- **Complex** (`qwen3:8b`): `create_deep_agent` returns a complete reply; `_strip_think()` filters think blocks before the reply is pushed as a single chunk.
- **Router/light** (`qwen2.5:1.5b`): no thinking support; `_strip_think()` used defensively.
`_strip_think()` in `agent.py` and `router.py` strips any `<think>` blocks from model output before returning to users.
`_strip_think()` in `agent.py` and `router.py` strips any `<think>` blocks from non-streaming output.
### VRAM management (`vram_manager.py`)
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### Channel adapters (`channels.py`)
- **Telegram**: Grammy Node.js bot (`grammy/bot.mjs`) long-polls Telegram → `POST /message`; replies delivered via `POST grammy:3001/send`
- **CLI**: `cli.py` posts to `/message`, then blocks on `GET /reply/{session_id}` SSE
- **CLI**: `cli.py` (Docker container, `profiles: [tools]`) posts to `/message`, then streams from `GET /stream/{session_id}` SSE with Rich `Live` display and final Markdown render.
Session IDs: `tg-<chat_id>` for Telegram, `cli-<username>` for CLI. Conversation history: 5-turn buffer per session.
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| `openmemory` | 8765 | FastMCP server + mem0 memory tools (Qdrant-backed) |
| `grammy` | 3001 | grammY Telegram bot + `/send` HTTP endpoint |
| `crawl4ai` | 11235 | JS-rendered page fetching |
| `cli` | — | Interactive CLI container (`profiles: [tools]`), Rich streaming display |
External (from `openai/` stack, host ports):
- Ollama GPU: `11436` — all reply inference (via Bifrost) + VRAM management (direct)