Add official QQ platform support using botpy SDK with WebSocket connection.
Features:
- C2C (private message) support via QQ Open Platform
- WebSocket-based bot connection (no public IP required)
- Message deduplication with efficient deque-based LRU cache
- User whitelist support via allow_from configuration
- Clean async architecture using single event loop
Changes:
- Add QQChannel implementation in nanobot/channels/qq.py
- Add QQConfig schema with appId and secret fields
- Register QQ channel in ChannelManager
- Update README with QQ setup instructions
- Add qq-botpy dependency to pyproject.toml
- Add botpy.log to .gitignore
Setup:
1. Get AppID and Secret from q.qq.com
2. Configure in ~/.nanobot/config.json:
{
"channels": {
"qq": {
"enabled": true,
"appId": "YOUR_APP_ID",
"secret": "YOUR_APP_SECRET",
"allowFrom": []
}
}
}
3. Run: nanobot gateway
Note: Group chat support will be added in future updates.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add is_oauth and oauth_provider fields to ProviderSpec
- Update _make_provider() to use registry for OAuth provider detection
- Update get_provider() to support OAuth providers (no API key required)
- Mark OpenAI Codex as OAuth-based provider in registry
This improves the provider registry architecture to support OAuth-based
authentication flows, making it extensible for future OAuth providers.
Benefits:
- OAuth providers are now registry-driven (not hardcoded)
- Extensible design: new OAuth providers only need registry entry
- Backward compatible: existing API key providers unaffected
- Clean separation: OAuth logic centralized in registry
- Add OpenAI Codex ProviderSpec to registry.py
- Add openai_codex config field to ProvidersConfig in schema.py
- Mark Codex as OAuth-based (no API key required)
- Set appropriate default_api_base for Codex API
This integrates the Codex OAuth provider with the refactored
provider registry system introduced in upstream commit 299d8b3.
