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DeepSeek has published the prototype behind its super-agent write-up, so you can read how a team wires an agent to open its own work items and answer with a pull request.
A research prototype from DeepSeek, packaged as a bundle for DeepSeek Harness. It attaches to one GitHub repository: when an authorised person asks for work, it files a work item, runs the job in its own agent session and directory, then answers in the thread it came from, often with a pull request. It can also listen on Feishu, and a web panel collects the items that need a human. MIT licensed. The README says plainly that this is not an official DeepSeek product, that it differs from the internal version, and that parts of the article are not implemented.
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