Подшлифовал Noema

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Подшлифовал Noema, теперь она может обрабатывать 2000-3000 сообщений за раз. Но это обычно нужно только для ИИ поиска сообщений по какой-то теме или от какого-то пользователя.

Добавил "Историю отчетов" и еще по мелочи. Экспериментирую с промптами, от них зависит результат на 90%. Использую в основном microsoft/mai-ds-r1 - это допиленный Микрософтом DeepSeek-R1

Добавил два типовых промпта, которые хорошо работают на небольшого саммари для чатов за небольшой период

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