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Checked on June 16, 2026: a Linux.do thread and follow-up Chinese tech coverage say some users may be seeing a DeepSeek web Expert Mode gray test with fresher knowledge-cutoff answers and much stronger SVG / Three.js-style coding output. Official DeepSeek docs still list only V4 Preview, V4 Pro, and V4 Flash, so this should be treated as a community signal rather than an official V4.1 release.
Read articleChecked on June 15, 2026: DeepSeek's official Hermes Agent integration page now documents a curl install flow, Quick Setup with DeepSeek as the provider, `https://api.deepseek.com` as the base URL, and `deepseek-v4-pro` as the default model choice.
Read articleChecked on June 14, 2026: DeepSeek's official GitHub Copilot integration page now documents a VS Code extension that adds DeepSeek V4 Pro and Flash to Copilot Chat, keeps agent mode, tool calling, skills, and MCP, and adds an optional vision proxy path.
Read articleChecked on June 11, 2026: DeepSeek's official docs now give a cleaner production picture for V4 traffic management, with 500 Pro concurrency, 2500 Flash concurrency, explicit `user_id` isolation rules, and request keep-alive handling.
Read articleChecked on June 10, 2026: DeepSeek's official Claude Code page says the DeepSeek API natively supports Web Search in Claude Code, while the same vendor page still pins the main model to V4 Pro and subagents to V4 Flash.
Read articleChecked on June 9, 2026: DeepSeek's English homepage still links directly to the April 24 @deepseek_ai V4 Preview post, while current official docs keep V4 Pro and V4 Flash as the active model names and mark legacy aliases for July 24 retirement.
Read articleA stronger community DeepSeek V4 Flash GGUF page now ties named files to direct llama.cpp, Ollama, vLLM, and Metal-backed reproducibility notes, while the TUI and Claude Code tracks stay unchanged enough to skip new public claims.
Read articleThe maintained public CodeWhale surfaces now show v0.8.50 as the stable baseline, keep `codewhale` as canonical, and reinforce `.codewhale` plus checksum-verified release artifacts as the setup path.
Read articleDeepSeek TUI has moved to CodeWhale v0.8.49 with a newer release/install surface, and DeepSeek's own Anthropic docs now spell out Claude-style model mapping for Claude Desktop developer mode.
Read articleCodeWhale v0.8.47 is now latest, while the current README and Docker docs switch the primary config and volume path to `.codewhale` with `.deepseek` kept only as a legacy fallback.
Read articleGitHub Releases now marks CodeWhale v0.8.43 as latest, keeps `codewhale` canonical, and leaves the DeepSeek local-deployment and Claude Code tracks unchanged enough to skip publishing new guide claims there.
Read articleGitHub Releases now marks CodeWhale v0.8.42 as latest, makes `codewhale` canonical, and limits legacy `deepseek` compatibility binaries to a temporary migration bridge.
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