Product Announcement for a DeepSeek-Based Coding Agent Harness, Not a Problem Statement
This entry describes a self-promoted open-source coding agent tool built on DeepSeek V4 Flash with Ollama vision support. It is a product showcase rather than a description of an unmet problem.
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