Add qq-ai-bot under local AI agent frameworks - #16
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Small maintainer note: I put this under local AI agent frameworks because the repo is not only a chat front-end — it is the self-hosted orchestration layer that exposes ACP-compatible local agents through QQ / OneBot. The local-AI part is on the agent side, while |
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qq-ai-botto the AI Agents / Frameworks section\n\n## Why it fits\n- self-hosted QQ ↔ AI bridge that runs on user-controlled infrastructure\n- connects OneBot 11 / NapCat / LLOneBot with ACP-compatible local agents\n- includes persistent sessions, progress streaming, and a Docker quickstart\n\nThis seems like a good fit for a list focused on local, self-hosted AI tooling.