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Deepy

A cute terminal coding agent for DeepSeek models.
Read, edit, run tools, search the web, and keep project context in one terminal session.

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What Is Deepy?

Deepy is a Python terminal coding agent built for DeepSeek's OpenAI-compatible models. It keeps the workflow inside your terminal: ask questions, inspect a project, edit files, run commands, search or fetch web content, and resume the same project session later.

Deepy is designed around DeepSeek V4 thinking mode, long context, cache-friendly prompting, and a Rich terminal interface that makes tool calls, diffs, usage, and context state visible while the agent works.

Highlights

  • DeepSeek-first model setup with deepseek-v4-pro, thinking enabled, and reasoning_effort=max by default.
  • OpenAI Agents SDK integration through OpenAIChatCompletionsModel.
  • Project-aware coding tools for reading files, modifying files, running shell commands, and showing readable diffs.
  • Web research tools for search and direct URL fetching when a task needs fresh information.
  • Session history, /resume, /new, automatic context tracking, and compacting for long project work.
  • TOML-only private configuration at ~/.deepy/config.toml.
  • Terminal UI with Markdown rendering, DeepSeek thinking display, per-turn usage, context window status, and version update checks.

See It Work

Start In A Project

Deepy shows the current model, thinking settings, working directory, and the core commands directly on startup.

Deepy startup screen

Build And Verify Code

Ask Deepy to implement a change, write tests, run the project test command, and summarize the result.

Deepy coding workflow with diff

Deepy can also turn command output into a readable project summary, including files created, code snippets, and test coverage.

Deepy project summary

Research With Sources

Deepy includes WebSearch and WebFetch tools, so a terminal session can gather current information and fetch exact pages when a URL is provided.

Deepy web research workflow

Quick Start

Install from PyPI after the first release:

uv tool install deepy-cli

The installed command is still deepy.

Install the latest code from GitHub:

uv tool install git+https://github.com/kirineko/deepy.git

Configure your DeepSeek API key:

deepy config setup

Start Deepy in a project:

cd your-project
deepy

Configuration

Deepy only uses TOML configuration. JSON config files are intentionally rejected.

# ~/.deepy/config.toml
api_key = "sk-..."
model = "deepseek-v4-pro"
base_url = "https://api.deepseek.com"
context_window_tokens = 1048576
compact_threshold = 0.8

You can also initialize config non-interactively:

deepy config init --api-key sk-... --model deepseek-v4-pro

Common Commands

deepy --version
deepy config setup
deepy doctor
deepy doctor --live --json
deepy status
deepy skills list
deepy sessions list
deepy sessions show <session-id>
deepy run "summarize this project"

Inside the interactive terminal:

/skills   List available skills
/new      Start a fresh conversation
/resume   Pick a previous session
/         Open the command menu
Esc       Interrupt the current model turn
Ctrl+D    Press twice to quit

Project Rules And Skills

Deepy automatically loads project instructions from:

  • AGENTS.md
  • .deepy/skills/*/SKILL.md

This lets each repository define local conventions, commands, review rules, and domain-specific skills without changing global config.

Development

uv sync --group dev
uv run pytest
uv run ruff check
uv run pyright
uv build

The Python package is built from src/deepy. GitHub Pages files and screenshot assets live outside the package directory and are not included in the wheel.

Release Status

Deepy is preparing its first public 0.1.1 release. The current release path is GitHub + PyPI. Standalone binaries and npm wrappers can be added later, but the primary distribution is the Python CLI.

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