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| `dsh` ships no model of its own. To use DeepSeek's own models, set `DEEPSEEK_API_KEY` in the same `.env` before you start the profile. |
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Upstream Configure models documents the DeepSeek key as a field on the DeepSeek card in Settings > Models, stored in $DSH_HOME/.credentials.yaml, and states that model changes take effect without restarting. Does DEEPSEEK_API_KEY in .env also work, or should this point readers at the UI path?
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both work, adding one line that no restart is needed to stored credentials, not to apify_token, which is read at lunch
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| Describe what you want in natural language. The `apify` skill loads on Apify requests and routes them, so you don't need to name tools yourself. |
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The Web UI guide says a fresh Web UI has no workspace selected and the session composer stays unavailable until one is chosen. Does the plugin preselect a workspace, or does a Choose workspace step belong between dsh web and the first prompt?
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added a start the profile section covvering the workspace step
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| Install the plugin into the profile you launch. The `web` profile backs the web GUI (`dsh web`), and `tui` backs the terminal app: |
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apps/cli/README.md lists the auto-initializing profiles as web, headless, sdk, sdk-minimal, and acp, and annotates its own tui example with "assuming the tui profile is installed". Do readers have to install tui first?
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retested it and fixed wrong claim, updated it with headless
…omri/apify-docs into docs/deepseek-harness-docs
Add DeepSeek Harness integration doc
Guide for users on how to install, set up, etc the Apify plugin for DeepSeek Harness [dead link for now].
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sources/platform/integrations/ai/deepseek-harness.md- new page, following the Kimi Code CLI structurestatic/img/platform/integrations/deepseek.svg- logo (works for both light and dark theme)