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docs: add qq-ai-bot to community resources and integration guide#132

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Summary

  • add qq-ai-bot to the NapCat community resources page
  • add a dedicated qq-ai-bot section to the integration guide
  • position it as a TypeScript self-hosted QQ ↔ AI bot scaffold built on OneBot 11 + ACP

Why

qq-ai-bot is relevant for the NapCat ecosystem because it gives developers a deployment-oriented TypeScript starting point for NapCat-connected AI bot workflows rather than another low-level SDK entry.

The integration section also makes the exact reverse-WS wiring path explicit for users who want to connect NapCat to an ACP-compatible local agent.

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@happysnaker happysnaker changed the title docs: add qq-ai-bot to community resources docs: add qq-ai-bot to community resources and integration guide Jul 2, 2026
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Small maintainer note: this entry is intentionally framed as a runnable bot scaffold rather than another low-level SDK. The point is to give NapCat users one concrete path from NapCat / OneBot transport to an ACP-compatible local agent, with persistent sessions, progress streaming, and a public Docker demo they can actually deploy.

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MliKiowa merged commit 69741c9 into NapNeko:main Jul 3, 2026
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