DeepSeek-V3 Engineer - This New AI Coding Agent is EASY TO USE, PORTABLE & LOW-COST!
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Summary of the Video Transcript
- Deep Seek V3 Overview:
- Deep Seek V3 is a popular and cost-effective AI model.
- Tools have been developed to utilize Deep Seek V3 in various ways.
- Deep Seek Engineer Introduction:
- An AI coding assistant designed to work with Deep Seek V3.
- Functions as a command-line interface, similar to AER.
- Capable of reading local files, creating new files, and applying diff edits.
- Utilizes a limited set of helper functions or tools.
- Outputs responses in JSON format with optional file creation or edits.
- Maintains conversation history and allows for system prompt editing.
- The entire tool is contained in a single file, making it portable and customizable.
- Installation and Usage:
- Clone the repository and install using a PIP install command.
- Export the Deep Seek API key before running the main Python file.
- Modify the base URL and model name in the Python file if using a different service like Hyperbolic.
- Start the tool and interact with it via the command line.
- Add files to the context manually or let the tool determine context.
- Demonstration:
- Example of creating a playable synth keyboard.
- The tool generates the necessary files and allows for further edits.
- Example of adding a heading to the generated keyboard.
- Example of manually adding a string reverse tool and requesting additional functionality.
- Flexibility and Portability:
- The tool is not limited to coding tasks; it can also read, write, and edit files.
- It is highly portable and can be easily moved and used in different folders.
- Users can customize the tool by adding their own functions or improving the existing code base.
- Conclusion:
- Deep Seek Engineer is a versatile, customizable, and portable coding assistant.
- It offers a simple alternative to other tools without unnecessary features.
- The video encourages feedback and support for the channel.
Detailed Instructions and URLs
- No specific CLI commands, website URLs, or detailed instructions were provided in the transcript.