Use DeepSeek V4 Pro in Tabbit

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DeepSeek V4 Pro · Model overview

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Overview · English

DeepSeek V4 Pro: What Changed, What It Costs, and Who Should Use It

A sourced guide to DeepSeek V4 Pro 0813: the agent upgrades, live API limits, price boundary, independent evidence and a safer pilot plan.

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API configuration · Agent workflowUnverified

DeepSeek-V4-Pro Thinking Levels and Tool-Calling Workflow

V4-Pro enables thinking by default and uses high as the default effort level; use low for simple tasks, high for day-to-day Agents, and max for complex tasks, and pass the complete `reasoning_content` back on every round of a tool call.

Prepare: model ID, effort, tool schema, reasoning_content
Runtime: DeepSeek V4 Pro tool-calling API

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Coding · Agent workflowUnverified

DeepSeek-V4-Pro Responses Configuration Workflow in Codex

DeepSeek-V4-Pro can be connected to the Codex CLI, the ChatGPT desktop app, and the VS Code extension through the native Responses API; a single configuration is shared across them, but you should back up and validate `config.toml`/`models.json` first.

Prepare: config backup, credential reference, smoke task
Runtime: Codex CLI or VS Code Responses route

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DeepSeek API DocsVendor report

DeepSeek-V4-Pro Official Release: Reasoning and Agent Upgrades

V4 Pro 0813 GA announcement dated 2026-08-13; effort, Responses API and Codex positioning; pricing effective 2026-08-16; no unified benchmark or sample.

Evidence: Vendor report
Boundary: does not treat announcement language as win rate, latency, or reliability

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MindStudioEditorial analysis

DeepSeek-V4-Pro-0813: MindStudio's Eight-Task Coding and Agent Hands-on Comparison

V4 Pro 0813, MindStudio eight-task test on 2026-08-13; 61/80 (76.25%), frontend/planning/math/long-horizon; full prompts, repeats and blind review undisclosed.

Evidence: Editorial analysis
Boundary: does not generalize eight tasks to all repositories, visual tasks, or production Agents

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XSCT Bench (xsctbench.com, scenario-based model-selection evaluation)Editorial analysis

DeepSeek-V4-Pro XSCT Bench Two-Case Comparison: Strong Planning, Weak Clarification

V4 Pro, XSCT Bench two cases collected 2026-08-21; autonomous planning 98.0/92.6 versus ambiguous clarification 68.5; prompts, repeats, and harness undisclosed.

Evidence: Editorial analysis
Boundary: does not make two cases overall Agent capability or communication success

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