cynchro/deepseekcli

This repository, written in Python, holds a small command-line tool called deep from Cynchro Labs. It uses the DeepSeek API to turn a plain-language description into a working project. You describe what you want, and the tool plans the architecture, writes the code, saves the files, evaluates the result, and stores what it learned for next time. The documentation is in Spanish. You can install it with pip install deepseek-builder, or with shell installers on Linux and macOS, or with a PowerShell script on Windows. The first time you run deep, it asks for a DeepSeek API key and saves it for later. A DEEPSEEK_API_KEY environment variable can override the saved key. The main command is deep build, which takes either a quoted description or a -t text file. It runs five phases: planning, generation, file writing, evaluation, and learning. If evaluation fails, you can pass -f to make the tool retry the fix automatically. A --model flag lets you pick between the default model and deepseek-reasoner. Other commands extend the same idea. ask opens a chat with the model that keeps context across turns and compacts itself when it nears the model's limit. update edits an existing project in place. fix repairs the current project using the metadata stored in a .deep/ folder. show prints the saved task, plan, files, and evaluation. doctor checks the local environment. A serve command starts a web interface for using deep from a phone, with optional HTTPS via the trustme package so the page can be installed as a progressive web app. The README walks through pairing the desktop and the phone over Tailscale, plus the manual steps for trusting the self-signed certificate on Android and iOS.