// the take
An awesome-list maintained by the DeepSeek team itself, cataloging apps, SDKs, IDE plugins, and frameworks that integrate the DeepSeek API. It's a directory, not a library — useful if you want to see what's already been built around DeepSeek before building your own client or plugin.
Organized into real categories (agent frameworks, RAG frameworks, language SDKs, IDE extensions, browser extensions) rather than one giant flat list, so you can jump to what you actually need. Includes client libraries for less-common languages (Go, PHP, Swift, ASP.NET) that save you from writing a wrapper yourself. Being the official repo, it gets steady community PRs adding new entries as the ecosystem grows.
It's just links — there's no code to run or test, and no editorial filter on quality, so legitimate open-source projects sit next to thinly-veiled ads for paid SaaS products using phrases like 'lightning-fast' and 'groundbreaking'. No stars, last-commit date, or any other signal next to each entry, so you can't tell a maintained project from an abandoned one without opening every link. Entries are self-submitted by the projects themselves, so descriptions read as marketing copy rather than an honest assessment of what each tool is actually good or bad at.
We read the README, the directory tree and a key source file in October 2026. Nobody pays to be listed. How we judge →