DeepSeek Harness Launches Creator Mode

Nov 3

1. 23:34

   36Kr · AI

   Hands-on with DeepSeek Harness Creation Mode: Generating Plugins with Natural Language

   DeepSeek released DSH Creation Mode on November 2. Users describe their ideas in natural language, and the Agent writes the code, packages it, and installs it as a plugin that DSH can use directly. The company also released 7 demos along with Chinese and English prompts. In the author's hands-on test, prompts of about 100 characters were used to create two plugins—a 3D Mario mini-game and a desktop pet—at a total cost of about 6 yuan, with a 99% cache hit rate, though the generation process required multiple clicks on "Allow." DeepSeek acknowledges that some demos require multiple rounds of refinement, that the project is still in developer preview, that core plugins and APIs may undergo breaking changes, and that there is currently no official plugin marketplace.

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2. 11:22

   36Kr · AI

   DeepSeek Harness releases a Creator Mode guide, publishing 7 plugin prompts

   DeepSeek Harness officially releases a "Creator Mode" gameplay guide; users can select Creator Mode in a session and use a single sentence to have the Agent write and run a plugin. The official team also published 7 example prompts, covering a 3D architectural model, an interactive demonstration of the Transformer computation process, a video editing workbench, a poster design workbench, a paper reader, interface skinning, and a token billing board. The official team notes that some demo plugins were modified through multiple rounds of dialogue, so a single prompt may not fully reproduce the video results.

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3. 07:40

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4. 06:45

   Phoenix Technology

   DeepSeek Harness launches Creator Mode, generating runnable plugins from a single sentence

   DeepSeek has launched Creator Mode for its open-source agent platform DeepSeek Harness, in which users describe their requirements in natural language and the agent writes, installs, and runs plugins on the spot. In the official demo, a single-line request completed the build, installation, and verification of a floating Pomodoro timer plugin in about five and a half minutes. The platform is based on Cordis's "everything is a plugin" architecture, and the official release also includes seven demo cases—among them a 3D landmark gallery, a 3D Transformer visualization, a video editing workbench, and a paper reader—along with prompts in both Chinese and English.

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5. 06:22

   Testing Catalog

   DeepSeek Launches Creator Mode for Harness, Enabling Creation of Reusable Plugins

   DeepSeek has launched a new Creator Mode for DeepSeek Harness, through which users can create reusable plugins for various scenarios such as gaming and professional work.

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6. 00:28

   Ayi AI Notes

   DeepSeek Harness Launches Creator Mode, Enabling Plugin Generation via Conversation

   DeepSeek Harness has officially launched Creator Mode, where users can turn ideas into runnable plugins using natural language, covering scenarios such as design workspaces, 3D visualization, and sandbox games. The official tweet states that its goal is to let users define Harness themselves. The publisher believes this shifts AI competition from model benchmark scores to the accumulation of personal workflows, and lowers the barrier to plugin development.

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