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Awesome DeepSeek Agent

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A curated list of guides for integrating DeepSeek models into popular AI agent and coding-assistant tools.

Each guide walks through installation, configuration, and first run โ€” so you can start using DeepSeek-V4-Pro or DeepSeek-V4-Flash inside your favorite tool in a few minutes.

Contents

Tool Description Guide
Claude Code AI coding assistant that runs in the terminal. Guide
GitHub Copilot AI peer programmer built into VS Code. Guide
GitHub Copilot CLI Terminal-native AI coding assistant with agentic capabilities. Guide
Kilo Code AI coding assistant available as a CLI and editor extension. Guide
WorkBuddy/CodeBuddy AI agent and coding assistant with custom OpenAI-compatible model configuration. Guide
OpenCode Open-source AI coding assistant available in terminal, web, and other forms. Guide
Oh My Pi Terminal AI coding agent forked from Pi with OMP-specific tools, model roles, MCP, plugins, and agent workflows. Guide
OpenClaw Open-source personal AI assistant that plugs into chat tools (Feishu, WeChat) and is extensible via Skills. Guide
AstrBot Open-source agent assistant for Feishu, Telegram and more, extensible with skills, plugins, and MCPs. Guide
Deep Code Open-source terminal AI coding assistant for the DeepSeek-V4 model with deep thinking, reasoning effort control, and Agent Skills. Guide
Hermes Open-source self-improving AI agent built by Nous Research. Guide
nanobot Open-source lightweight AI agent with chat platform integration, memory, MCP, and more. Guide
Crush Glamorous open-source AI coding agent for the terminal with multi-model support and LSP integration. Guide
Pi Minimal, extensible terminal coding harness with tree-structured sessions and custom providers. Guide
Reasonix DeepSeek-native coding agent that runs in the terminal โ€” cache-first loop, MCP-native. Guide
Langcli Open-source AI coding assistant that is 100% compatible with Claude Code and supports mainstream LLM models Guide

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