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DeepSeek Releases Super-Agent, an Open-Source Coding Agent for GitHub Repos and Team Chats

·2026.11.05 12:11

Key point

Released under the MIT license, the agent operates in observe mode by default and requires human approval for auto-merges.

Details

  • DeepSeek open-sourced Super-Agent, a coding agent released on Oct 31 (or Nov 1) under the MIT license, described as a research prototype rather than an official product.
  • The agent targets a single GitHub repository per installation and triggers work items via user requests or team-written rules, returning results as pull requests.
  • It integrates with Feishu for receiving requests and includes a web panel to list items requiring human review.
  • Default operation is in observe mode, logging intended actions without executing them, and auto-merge is disabled by default.
  • No benchmarks or security audits are provided, and the specific underlying model is not named.
  • The executor runs in danger-full-access mode as the OS user, requiring careful consideration of the execution environment.
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