Add qq-ai-bot compose example

[happysnaker]

Summary

Add a qq-ai-bot Docker Compose example under Large Language Models & AI.

This example packages a runnable NapCat + qq-ai-bot stack so self-hosters can validate a full QQ -> OneBot 11 -> ACP agent flow on one machine, instead of only deploying another browser chat UI.

Included files:

• examples/qq-ai-bot/docker-compose.yml
• examples/qq-ai-bot/.env
• examples/qq-ai-bot/napcat.onebot11.reverse-ws.json
• examples/qq-ai-bot/README.md

The example uses the public ghcr.io/happysnaker/qq-ai-bot:latest image and keeps the built-in mock ACP agent enabled by default, so users can verify reverse WebSocket wiring, persistent sessions, progress streaming, and basic bot commands before swapping in a real ACP-compatible local agent.

Notes

• follows the existing example pattern with ${DOCKER_VOLUME_STORAGE} bind mounts
• keeps optional Traefik labels commented out like the other examples
• exposes NapCat WebUI on 6099 and qq-ai-bot health/status endpoints on 18080
• docker compose config passes for this example

Disclosure: I am the author of qq-ai-bot.

[happysnaker]

Small maintainer note: I proposed this example because it gives self-hosters a runnable messaging-native AI stack instead of only another browser chat UI. qq-ai-bot sits between NapCat / OneBot 11 transport and an ACP-compatible agent, so this compose example lets someone validate the full QQ -> OneBot -> agent path first with the built-in mock agent, then swap in their own local runtime later.