Summary

DeepSeek++ is a browser extension enhancing DeepSeek web with native-like tool calling, MCP/Shell tools, long-term memory, skills, agentic continuous execution, and automated tasks. It empowers DeepSeek for autonomous, complex operations directly within the browser.

How It Works

The extension injects advanced capabilities into DeepSeek, automatically recognizing and executing model-generated tool calls with unobtrusive results and multi-tool support. Agentic Continuous Execution allows iterative tool use and generation, mimicking tools like Claude Code/Codex for task completion. The MCP Tool System integrates external services via various protocols, including local Native Messaging for tools like OfficeCLI. A Memory System captures and injects relevant context, while a Skill System provides pre-defined and custom commands. Automated tasks can be scheduled for periodic execution in dedicated DeepSeek sessions.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Installation: Clone the repo, install Node.js dependencies (npm install), and build (npm run build). Cross-browser builds are supported.
• Prerequisites: Node.js, a compatible browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox), git. Shell Native Host and OfficeCLI install via npm run shell:install.
• Loading: Load extensions via browser's extension management page (e.g., chrome://extensions/).
• Links: Official quick-start and documentation implied via README structure and commands.

Highlighted Details

• OfficeCLI Integration: Integrates with local OfficeCLI via Shell MCP for document processing (.docx, .xlsx, .pptx) directly from DeepSeek.
• Agentic Continuous Execution: Facilitates multi-step task completion by chaining tool calls and generation, with progress in collapsible "Step" sections.
• MCP Tool System: Versatile framework for integrating external tools, supporting automatic execution and result feedback.
• Automated Tasks: Enables manual or scheduled (cron/RRULE) prompt execution in independent DeepSeek sessions for continuous monitoring.

Maintenance & Community

Active development shown via detailed version history (0.4.0, 0.3.0, 0.2.0). No specific community links (Discord, Slack) or contributor information provided.

Licensing & Compatibility

• License: MIT.
• Compatibility: MIT permits commercial use and integration. Browser support includes Chrome, Edge, and Firefox (MV3).

Limitations & Caveats

The README focuses on features, lacking explicit mention of bugs or alpha status. Shell Native Host/OfficeCLI installation requires specific command-line steps, potentially posing an adoption hurdle.