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SparkAgent voice and computer-control agent

A fork of NemoAgent that swaps the LLM layer to OpenCode Go models, defaulting every role (dialogue agent, executor, router) to Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor with a per-role reasoning level.

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# SparkAgent

Форк NemoAgent: голосовой и текстовый ассистент с управлением компьютером, построенный по схеме
«тонкий сервер, толстый клиент». Отличие от NemoAgent — только LLM-слой: все текстовые роли
(диалоговый агент, исполнитель, маршрутизатор) и медиа-вызовы работают на моделях OpenCode Go
($10/мес, `https://opencode.ai/zen/go/v1`). По умолчанию везде Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor, в настройках
каждая роль переключается на любую другую модель подписки (Grok, GPT, GLM, Kimi, DeepSeek, Qwen и др.),
а для Muse Spark на каждую роль задаётся свой уровень reasoning (minimal/low/medium/high/xhigh).
Интерфейс, распознавание речи (faster-whisper), синтез речи (TeraTTSv2), инструменты и память —
без изменений. Долговременная память по-прежнему считается эмбеддингами NVIDIA NIM.

SparkAgent представляет собой голосового и текстового ассистента с управлением компьютером, построенного по схеме
«тонкий сервер, толстый клиент». Сервер скрывает от клиента работу с языковой моделью Muse Spark и не хранит
состояния между сеансами; клиент выполняется на компьютере пользователя и отвечает за распознавание речи,
синтез речи, исполнение команд, историю диалогов и долговременную память.

## Содержание

1. [Назначение и состав](#1-назначение-и-состав)
2. [Архитектура](#2-архитектура)
   - [2.1. Диаграмма развёртывания](#21-диаграмма-развёртывания)
   - [2.2. Диаграмма компонентов](#22-диаграмма-компонентов)
   - [2.3. Диаграмма классов](#23-диаграмма-классов)
3. [Обработка запроса](#3-обработка-запроса)
   - [3.1. Роли модели](#31-роли-модели)
   - [3.2. Диаграмма последовательности](#32-диаграмма-последовательности)
   - [3.3. Диаграмма состояний хода](#33-диаграмма-состояний-хода)
   - [3.4. Подготовка речевого ответа](#34-подготовка-речевого-ответа)
4. [Хранение данных](#4-хранение-данных)
   - [4.1. Диаграмма потоков данных](#41-диаграмма-потоков-данных)
   - [4.2. Долговременная память](#42-долговременная-память)
5. [Функциональные возможности](#5-функциональные-возможности)
6. [Производительность](#6-производительность)
7. [Установка и конфигурация](#7-установка-и-конфигурация)
   - [7.1. Сервер](#71-сервер)
   - [7.2. Клиент](#72-клиент)
8. [Пользовательский интерфейс](#8-пользовательский-интерфейс)
9. [Структура исходного кода](#9-структура-исходного-кода)
10. [Ограничения и особенности эксплуатации](#10-ограничения-и-особенности-эксплуатации)

## 1. Назначение и состав

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