上下文管理采用三级智能记忆管理，通过轮次压缩与 Token 压缩，实测可节省 50%~90% 的 token 开销；
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。新收录的资料是该领域的重要参考
That’s it! Putting the pieces together, here’s the final implementation:
I don't think Ubiquiti designed it this way for third parties to build on. The MAC is there because the controller genuinely needs it before decryption. But the happy side effect is that the inform protocol is routable by anyone who can read 14 bytes off a TCP connection.
We have everything mostly deployed in Kubernetes (we can discuss this but we have very complex stateful workflows that we need to expose as temporary machines that are very easily deployed on Kubernetes, and very hard on other platforms). We actually had the Next.js project running in a container. Literally, the container took like 8GB RAM per instance. It was the biggest we had. With React we just compile into static files and serve them from a CDN (basically free). And the Hono backend is like < 100MB RAM.