DeepSeek has released Super-Agent, an open-source AI coding agent that connects software work with team chats. The MIT-licensed code is a research prototype, not an official DeepSeek product.
DeepSeek has published Super-Agent on GitHub under the repository name dsh-superagent. The AI agent handles a single GitHub repository and can monitor conversations in ByteDance’s Feishu workplace chat app.
When an approved person requests work, the agent opens a task, handles it in a separate session and sends its response back to the same conversation, potentially as a pull request. A web panel shows what needs human attention, while team rules govern when it can act without a request.
The project aims to reduce the effort of coordinating AI agents and checking their work. For companies considering it, the immediate task is evaluation: DeepSeek advises users to review and adapt the code, which differs from its internal version and does not yet implement every idea described.
The MIT licence gives software teams code they can test and adapt rather than only a hosted tool to try.
Connecting coding tasks to team chats could reduce coordination work, but the promised savings in human attention remain unproven.
The prototype status and missing features mean companies still need to establish whether it is suitable for their workflows.
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