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Streaming tokens #1738

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chenrui/ai-chat-stream

Streaming chatbot replies

Implements a request/response streaming pipeline for the AI assistant with retry + fallback:

Added ChatStreamHandler in backend/chat/stream.ts to stream tokens via SSE

Created fallback model selection that auto-switches to GPT-4o if GPT-5 fails

Updated Chat.tsx component to render incremental tokens with cursor animation

📍 Where to start:

Begin with backend/chat/stream.tswhich defines the ChatStreamHandler responsible for coordinating retries and fallbacks.

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@Macroscope Why did we switch to JWTs?

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To unify and secure how credentials are validated across services.
The new system reduces surface area for token misuse, enables stateless auth flows, and simplifies auditing by embedding scopes and user IDs directly in the token.

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