Move the media server, downloader, library volume, and browser player to the
standalone hope-media-music product. Keep Hope's music tools as a thin HTTP
client of the LAN service on port 8094.
Use a stable voice-room player scope instead of ephemeral LiveKit room names.
The agent now owns the conversation handshake: fresh reported playback mutes
its input, joining pauses music, and the last participant leaving resumes only
music it paused. Peer failures remain non-fatal.
Also move the voice deploy workflow onto the active Unraid Gitea runner and
remove yt-dlp/ffmpeg/media health and volume dependencies from the image.
The Unraid deployment's /media/api requests were answered by an
Apache/YOURLS stack squatting on 8092, surfacing as UI 503s; the CI
healthcheck (curl without -f) counted that 503 as healthy, so run #15
deployed green against a broken media server.
- media server port 8092 -> 8093 everywhere (server, MCP, agent, nginx,
compose, CI, .env.example, docs, tests).
- healthchecks use curl -f in compose and rebuild.yml so HTTP error
statuses fail deployment.
- tests default to the Unraid deployment (VOICE_WEB_URL=
https://192.168.86.2:9178); token goes through nginx (loopback :8091
is unreachable off-host); bind-mount-coupled tests skip on remote
targets. AGENTS.md documents the convention and both failure modes.
- web/media_server.py: FastAPI service owning the permanent library
(library.json + ./media volume), yt-dlp YouTube Music search, queued
download jobs with mp3 transcode (ffmpeg), per-room player desired
state, and an HTTPS proxy for external live-stream URLs.
- agent/media_mcp.py: Hope tools — search_music, play_song,
offer_song_choices, pause/resume/stop/skip/seek, now_playing,
list_library, add_stream.
- agent/agent.py: media toolset wiring + conversation rule (music
playing disables the agent mic; re-engaging pauses music).
- web UI: slide-out Music panel (search, suggestions, library, live
stream add, play/pause, ±10s, seek, volume) with a reconciling poller
and media_state data-channel reports.
- token server returns the minted room name; nginx serves /media/files
as static (native Range) and proxies /media/api to the media server.
- supervisord runs media-server; compose mounts ./media and adds
ffmpeg to the image.
- Default LLM_MODEL to qwen2.5-vl-3b across agent, task worker, tests,
compose, workflow, and docs
- Cap min/max length-style constraints in tool schemas to 1000 before
LLM requests; llama.cpp rejects grammar repetitions >= 2000 and the
memory MCP's update_note body maxLength (200000) broke qwen2.5-vl-3b
with 'Failed to initialize samplers: failed to parse grammar'
- Point the agent at OpenWebUI's OpenAI-compatible API (LLM_BASE_URL,
LLM_API_KEY, LLM_MODEL) with GEMMA_* env fallbacks
- Add list_available_models() fetching {base_url}/models, filtering
non-chat ids (embedding/reranker)
- Rename GemmaLLM -> HopeLLM with update_options(model=...) for runtime
model switching (mutates _opts.model) and instance-based compaction
- Data channel: agent publishes {type: models} after connect and on
get_models; set_model switches live and acks model_changed
- Web UI: Brain section in the settings sheet with a model picker that
persists the choice in localStorage
- Update tests, CI workflow env, and docs for the new endpoint
- agent/web_mcp.py: stdio MCP server exposing web_search and web_scrape,
backed by the self-hosted Firecrawl stack on xNAS (no API key needed)
- agent.py: Agent now attaches mcp_servers built from config; EXTRA_MCP_SERVERS
env var allows adding arbitrary HTTP/SSE MCP servers as JSON
- Dockerfile: installs livekit-agents[mcp], copies web_mcp.py
- .env.example: WEB_MCP_ENABLED, FIRECRAWL_BASE, EXTRA_MCP_SERVERS documented
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Shane