DeepSeek Harness has entered a closed beta, with invites aimed at developers building open-source projects tied to Agent Harness. Jiayuan Zhang says interested builders should reply with a GitHub ID and representative project details.
davidtai, asx8678DeepSeek Harness has entered a closed beta, according to a post from Jiayuan Zhang. The invitation targets developers of open-source projects related to Agent Harness, who are asked to contact Tianyi or reply with a GitHub ID and a representative open-source project.
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