@hasantoxr: I'm uninstalling Cursor and every other AI coding tool after finding this. It's called DeepSeek TUI. A full coding agen…

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DeepSeek TUI is a new open-source CLI coding agent built in Rust that runs locally in the terminal using DeepSeek's API. It offers features like file editing, shell command execution, and multiple control modes without needing a browser or IDE plugin.

I'm uninstalling Cursor and every other AI coding tool after finding this. It's called DeepSeek TUI. A full coding agent that runs in your terminal on DeepSeek's API. One command to install. No browser. No IDE plugin. No subscription. npm i -g deepseek-tui Here's what it does: → Edits files across your entire codebase → Executes shell commands → Browses the web with web run → Handles git operations → Resumes sessions after you close the terminal → Connects to any MCP server → Spins up as an HTTP API with deepseek-tui serve --http Three modes depending on how much control you want: → Plan: see the full execution plan before the agent touches anything → Agent: interactive multi-step tool use → YOLO: auto-approves every tool call in a trusted workspace DeepSeek's API is already one of the cheapest frontier models available. Now you have a full coding agent on top of it. Built in Rust. 29 releases. Active development. 100% Opensource. MIT License.
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@wsl8297: For those who usually use DeepSeek for coding, check out DeepSeek-Code-Whale. GitHub: https://github.com/usewhale/DeepSeek-Code-Whale... Open-source terminal AI coding agent, specialized...

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