Restructure Beatrice: Transition from Service Architecture to Desktop Application

[virjilakrum]

DanteGPU System Evolution: From Spaghetti to Snackable 🍝

Issue Description:
During our initial development of Beatrice Core Services, we identified several critical insights that necessitate a significant architectural restructuring. I propose transitioning from our current service-based architecture to a comprehensive desktop application structure. Here's why this change is essential: [@fybx - @virjilakrum]

Current Pain Points fr fr

our architecture looking kinda sus rn:

• deployment be hitting different (not in a good way)
• service management making us touch grass too often
• dependency hell is real bestie
• modules playing hide and seek
• normies cant even

The Glow Up Plan

time to make it all hit different with ONE desktop app that slaps:

• everything integrated like its 2025
• marketplace drip included
• earnings tracking that doesnt make you cry

Why This Slaps

• install and forget (the good kind)
• all your tools in one hood
• no more service management nightmares
• system integration thats actually based
• security that doesnt make you touch wood
• UI that doesnt look like it's from 2003
• updates that dont make you want to unalive

The Before/After Situation

Before (cringe):
- services everywhere like its web2
- deployment requirements longer than a cv
- _more communication layers than your ex_

After (based):
- one app to rule them all
- integrated like its meant to be
- straight to the point system talks
- config that makes sense

The Come Up Strategy

1. build that desktop drip
2. migrate the old juice
3. UI that doesnt hurt eyes
4. system tray vibes
5. installers for everyone and their dog

The Roadmap

1. Phase 1: core stuff that actually works
2. Phase 2: marketplace integration that slaps
3. Phase 3: UI glow up season
4. Phase 4: deployment that doesnt make you cry

Tech Stack Requirements:

• PyQt6 (cause we fancy)
• system tray integration (for the culture)
• updates that slide in smooth
• cross-platform cause we care
• logging that tells you what's actually wrong

ngl this gonna be fire 🔥