DeepSeek
Chat, reasoning, and coding models through web, app, and API access
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What this product helps you do
DeepSeek offers a web and mobile assistant plus developer APIs for current Flash and Pro model variants. The API supports familiar SDK formats, thinking and non-thinking modes, streaming, JSON output, tool calls, vision on supported models, and prefix caching, with token-based pricing that varies by model, cache status, and peak period.
Problems it solves
- Developers need hosted access to DeepSeek models without operating model infrastructure
- Existing applications need a familiar API migration path
- Reasoning, coding, vision, and tool-using workloads require configurable model behavior
- Repeated prompt prefixes can create avoidable input-processing cost
DeepSeek provides a consumer assistant and hosted APIs for its current language models. Developers can call the service through OpenAI- or Anthropic-compatible formats and use supported capabilities including streaming, thinking modes, JSON output, tool calls, vision, prefix completion, and agent-tool integrations.
The API is billed by input and output tokens, with different rates for cache hits, cache misses, model variants, and peak periods. DeepSeek also publishes model releases and technical resources for teams that want to evaluate its broader open-model work.
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DeepSeek
Chat, reasoning, and coding models through web, app, and API access
DeepSeek provides a consumer assistant and hosted APIs for its current language models. Developers can call the service through OpenAI- or Anthropic-compatible formats and use supported capabilities including streaming, thinking modes, JSON output, tool calls, vision, prefix completion, and agent-tool integrations.
The API is billed by input and output tokens, with different rates for cache hits, cache misses, model variants, and peak periods. DeepSeek also publishes model releases and technical resources for teams that want to evaluate its broader open-model work.
What this product helps you do
DeepSeek offers a web and mobile assistant plus developer APIs for current Flash and Pro model variants. The API supports familiar SDK formats, thinking and non-thinking modes, streaming, JSON output, tool calls, vision on supported models, and prefix caching, with token-based pricing that varies by model, cache status, and peak period.
Problems it solves
- Developers need hosted access to DeepSeek models without operating model infrastructure
- Existing applications need a familiar API migration path
- Reasoning, coding, vision, and tool-using workloads require configurable model behavior
- Repeated prompt prefixes can create avoidable input-processing cost
Information
You are leaving botconomy for the provider’s website. Link verified 9/22/2026.
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Hugging Face Transformers is an open-source Python library for loading, running, generating with, and training text, vision, audio, video, and multimodal models across a broad ML ecosystem.
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Milvus is an Apache-2.0 vector database for storing vectors and related scalar data, running approximate nearest-neighbor search, and scaling from an embedded local library to standalone or distributed deployments.
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Langflow is an MIT-licensed Python framework with a visual editor for assembling agents, retrieval pipelines, tools, models, and APIs, then running or serving the resulting flows.