- Who
- DeepSeek
- What
- made available DeepSeek App capabilities through the DeepSeek API, including built-in features and standalone OCR, ASR, and TTS APIs
- Quote
The capabilities behind the DeepSeek App are now available through the DeepSeek API.
What happened
DeepSeek says capabilities behind the DeepSeek App, including search, files, links, safety, and voice, are now available through the DeepSeek API. Developers can enable built-in features with parameters or call standalone APIs such as OCR, ASR, and TTS. DeepSeek also links to an open-source frontend demo that supports importing conversation history.
Why it matters
DeepSeek describes how developers can access app capabilities through built-in parameters or standalone APIs, and links to a demo and its source code as starting points for building custom chat experiences.
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See the full storyDeepSeek Brings App Capabilities to Its API🚀 The full DeepSeek App experience, now via API
Search, files, links, safety, and voice. The capabilities behind the DeepSeek App are now available through the DeepSeek API.
Enable built-in features with a few parameters, or call standalone APIs such as OCR, ASR, and TTS. Build richer conversations or recreate the full DeepSeek App in your own application.
Try our open-source frontend demo, with support for importing DeepSeek conversation history.
🔗 Demo: cdn.deepseek.com/chat-demo
📦 Code: github.com/deepseek-ai/chat-d…
📖 Details: api-docs.deepseek.com/guides/…
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The story so far
DeepSeek says developers can now access capabilities behind the DeepSeek App through its API, including search, file and link handling, safety, and voice features. Developers can enable built-in features with parameters or call standalone OCR, ASR, and TTS APIs. DeepSeek also linked to an open-source frontend demo that supports importing conversation history.