refactor: drop compose profiles — osa start/stop manage the whole stack

[rorybyrne]

What

Removes docker compose profiles from the local stack. Now osa start brings up every service in the compose template, and osa stop (docker compose down, which operates project-wide) tears them all down — no profile bookkeeping.

Profiles were gating two services:

• dashboard (profile ui) — already started by default, so the profile bought nothing.
• web (profile web) — the out-of-date end-user app, deliberately excluded.

Changes

• compose template: drop profiles: - ui from dashboard; comment out the web service (uncomment to re-enable once it's updated — it no longer needs a profile).
• instance.py: _build_compose_command no longer takes or emits --profile; start_instance drops the with_ui param and always prints the dashboard URL. Fixed the stale --with-ui reference in the .env template comment.
• main.py: remove the --no-ui flag; osa start docstring is now "(API + dashboard)".
• tests: assert --profile is never emitted (base command, default start, --source start); dropped the with_ui/--no-ui cases.

Behavior note

There's no longer a headless/API-only mode — osa start always requires the dashboard image to be pullable. Easy to add a --no-dashboard flag back if CI needs it.

Verification

• uv run pytest tests/ — 379 passed
• ruff check / ruff format / ty check — clean
• docker compose config --services lists exactly db, docker-socket-proxy, server, dashboard (web excluded, dashboard always present)
• Confirmed empirically that docker compose down (no profile) removes a profiled container, so osa stop fully tears the stack down

The first commit (chore: sync uv.lock to 0.8.0) resolves pre-existing lock drift — main's uv.lock was stale at 0.7.0, which the ty pre-commit hook kept regenerating.

[greptile-apps]

Greptile Summary

The PR removes Compose profile bookkeeping so osa start consistently launches the API and dashboard while the outdated web application remains excluded.

• Removes profile arguments and the API-only CLI mode.
• Makes the dashboard an unconditional Compose service and always reports its configured URL.
• Comments out the outdated web service until it can be re-enabled.
• Updates tests for the profile-free command behavior and synchronizes the root package version in uv.lock.

Confidence Score: 5/5

The PR appears safe to merge, with profile removal applied consistently across the CLI, Compose template, and tests.

No concrete changed-code-triggered failure remains; removed parameters have no stale callers, and the supported Compose services align with the new unconditional startup behavior.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
osa/cli/instance.py	Removes profile command construction and conditional dashboard handling without leaving dangling callers or abstractions.
osa/cli/main.py	Removes the --no-ui option and consistently delegates startup of the full supported stack.
osa/cli/templates/docker-compose.yml	Makes the dashboard unconditional and excludes the stale web service by commenting out its complete definition.
tests/test_instance.py	Replaces profile-specific cases with assertions that default and source-based startup never emits profile arguments.
uv.lock	Updates only the editable root package version; reported vulnerable transitive versions are unchanged from the base revision.

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