Read Help Net Security, The Next Web and Shattered. What: coding agent for one GitHub repo, MIT license, released Oct 31 (some outlets say Nov 1). DeepSeek calls it a research prototype and not an official DeepSeek product. How: allowed users or team-written rules trigger work items, each in its own session, and results come back as PRs. Can also take requests from Feishu. Web panel lists items needing a human. Default mode is observe, it only logs what it would have done. Auto-merge is left to humans by default. Claims: Bloomberg says it targets Claude Code and can watch group chats. DeepSeek’s own docs say it acts only when asked or per team rules. Unproven/limits: no benchmarks, no security audit, one repo per install, GitHub.com only, no model named. Executor runs in danger-full-access mode as the OS user, so be careful where you run it. Is an agent that lives in your team chat useful, or just more noise? Sources: Help Net Security , The Next Web , Shattered submitted by /u/Thirumalaivasan_GJ
Originally posted by u/Thirumalaivasan_GJ on r/ArtificialInteligence