Deepseek open sourced their harness and it's interesting. Replacing code/toolcalls with configuration/skills drastically increases token consumptions, but it removes limitations I forgot existed.
For example, you can ask deepseek to add a button that displays the weather and update itself on click, and it does just that, without needing the classic compile + deployment cycle.
Is that a gimmick? I'm not sure - I can't help but feel like I'm a fish who forgot what water is. I never had this new option so I'm not sure what to use it for, but I have the feeling it opens new doors that will make software feel more organic. Any idea? Would be curious to hear opinions about this.
Deepseek open sourced their harness and it's interesting. Replacing code/toolcalls with configuration/skills drastically increases token consumptions, but it removes limitations I forgot existed.
For example, you can ask deepseek to add a button that displays the weather and update itself on click, and it does just that, without needing the classic compile + deployment cycle.
Is that a gimmick? I'm not sure - I can't help but feel like I'm a fish who forgot what water is. I never had this new option so I'm not sure what to use it for, but I have the feeling it opens new doors that will make software feel more organic. Any idea? Would be curious to hear opinions about this.