- Remove Zep Cloud dependency entirely (zep_entity_reader, zep_graph_memory_updater, zep_tools, zep_paging)
- Add local SQLite-based graph store with LLM-powered entity extraction
- Add local embeddings utility and graph tools service
- Translate all backend docstrings, LLM prompts, and UI to English
- Set English as default language, remove Chinese locale (zh.json)
- Add Ollama setup guide and configure .env.example for Ollama
- Add AGENTS.md for AI agent context
- Fix pyright type errors in models/services
- Add Nedbank Africa expansion preset
- Clean up Docker configuration and README
Background threads (graph building, simulation prep, report generation,
profile generation) now inherit the requesting user's locale preference.
Previously these fell back to 'zh' because Flask request context was
unavailable in spawned threads.
- Introduced a unique report ID generation mechanism to enhance tracking and management of reports.
- Implemented detailed logging for the report generation process, including agent actions, planning stages, and tool calls, improving traceability and debugging.
- Added new API endpoints for retrieving agent and console logs, allowing users to access detailed execution logs and console outputs during report generation.
- Enhanced the frontend GraphPanel component with a notification for users when simulations finish, improving user experience and feedback.
- Introduced the Report Agent module to facilitate the automatic generation of simulation analysis reports using LangChain and Zep, following the ReACT model.
- Added functionality for report outline planning, segmented content generation, and user interaction through a dialogue interface.
- Implemented new API endpoints for report generation, status checking, and retrieval, enhancing the overall reporting capabilities.
- Updated README.md to include detailed instructions on the new report generation features and API usage.
- Enhanced the project structure to accommodate the new report management functionalities, including report storage and retrieval mechanisms.