DeepSeek: DeepSeek v4.1 Flash 1017

(openrouter.ai)

139 points | by theanonymousone 1 hour ago

8 comments

  • olavgg 33 minutes ago
    I really like the having DeepSeek Flash + Opus 5.5 as advisor/reviewer at the moment. I run through a $200 Claude Code subscription in less than 24 hours now just for a single project, and I hate fiddling with different accounts every day. Now that I get a 200 USD api credits inlcuded with the subscriptions I have rewritten my coding agent workflow completely.
    • rpastuszak 17 minutes ago
      > I run through a $200 Claude Code subscription in less than 24 hours now just for a single project

      How?

      • ramigb 4 minutes ago
        I swear I have the same question in my head always when I read such statements! I have never once reached 90% that includes everyday usage across multiple repos, artefact generation, device debugging, long running harness work!

        I am not saying OP is not telling the truth. I just really want to understand!

      • hugodan 6 minutes ago
        not reviewing its ongoing work and spawning subagents that end up looping each other
      • fahrvrgnugen 12 minutes ago
        Loading tons of MCPs and never compacting
      • imadierich 2 minutes ago
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      • nimchimpsky 11 minutes ago
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    • thomasmarcelis 13 minutes ago
      Interesting, coming from a similar situation, I'm interested what workflow you landed on. Opus planning + available to be called for deep thinking + opus reviwer? or?
    • _R_ 25 minutes ago
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  • randomblock1 1 hour ago
  • nickludlam 23 minutes ago
    This and (the not quite yet open) Kimi K2.8 are my main coding engines, and I find them incredibly cost efficient. I find Deepseek in particular is really good with Svelte work.

    Right now I use each of them in their own respective coding harnesses, deepseek-harness and kimi-code, but I do wonder what they are like inside something like opencode.

  • risphere 50 minutes ago
    The native web search api is 10x cheaper than OpenAIs. I hope they will release the web search api as a standalone API.
    • ytxm 8 minutes ago
      I gave it a kick and got mixed results. For example, searching for a Microsoft product couldn't find its landing page, and searching for a niche open source package landed in the Debian repos for the top hits, but the home page was in the first 10 hits.

      Lovely to see they're doing their own search though, I love how many folk are actively working on search clones at the moment.

    • alex-moon 43 minutes ago
      I may be missing something so apologies if I'm telling you something you already know but: there are plenty of web search APIs for agents - the Brave one is the one I use: https://brave.com/search/api/
      • mmmmbbbhb 24 minutes ago
        Tavily one is free, too. Easy to use cli with a skill.
  • LinusU 1 hour ago
  • hmontazeri 36 minutes ago
    My favorite model just got better. Gotta love what deepseek is doing
  • Onavo 1 hour ago
    Performance charts and benchmarks are here:

    https://www.reddit.com/r/DeepSeek/comments/1x84wke/deepseek_...

  • jdw64 45 minutes ago
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