docs(adr): update ADR 0002 open questions following DeepSeek conductor promotion
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To align on remaining edge cases before final sign-off:
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1. **Telegram Interactive Latency vs. Model Cost**:
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- `z-ai/glm-5.3-flash` is 50% cheaper (\$0.075 vs \$0.150/1M input), but during peak daytime usage on large contexts (>60k tokens), third-party OpenRouter providers can take 20–60 seconds to stream.
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- `deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flash` costs slightly more (\$0.150–\$0.300/1M input), but its dedicated ASIC cluster consistently replies in **4–8 seconds** regardless of context size.
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- *Question*: If daytime responses on GLM feel sluggish over the next week, do you prefer promoting DeepSeek V4.1 Flash to the primary interactive conductor, keeping GLM for subagents and background tasks?
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1. **Conductor Allocation Confirmed**:
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- Following the tool-calling XML leakage diagnosed on September 14, `deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flash` has been promoted to Primary Conductor for interactive chat and autonomous subagents. Its dedicated ASIC cluster provides instant tool execution and 2–4s response times at ~\$0.02–\$0.04/day.
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- `z-ai/glm-5.3-flash` remains active for vision input and lightweight background heartbeats.
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2. **Thinking / Reasoning Mode on Telegram**:
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- Currently, `thinking: medium` is enabled, emitting 100–300 reasoning tokens before generating conversational text.
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- *Question*: Would you like to disable thinking mode (`thinking: none`) for standard Telegram chat turns (for near-instant replies) and keep reasoning active only for subagents?
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