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DeepSeek launches creator mode for Harness custom plugins

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DeepSeek has released a creator mode for its DeepSeek Harness platform, enabling users to build custom plugins for complex tasks. Examples include a 3D model renderer and a video editing workbench, expanding the platform's versatility.

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    DeepSeek releases a "creator mode" that allows users of DeepSeek Harness to create custom plugins, like a 3D model renderer and a video editing workbench (Debby Wu/Bloomberg)

    Debby Wu / Bloomberg : DeepSeek releases a “creator mode” that allows users of DeepSeek Harness to create custom plugins, like a 3D model renderer and a video editing workbench — DeepSeek has unveiled a new option to quickly create custom plugins that help users to tackle a range of complex tasks …

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