deepseek-coder-agent-cli 1.0.50 → 1.0.51
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Get your key at: https://platform.deepseek.com/
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## Why Any Actual Coder Would Win with DeepSeek CLI over Codex CLI 5.2 xhigh
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### The Sandbox Problem
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Codex CLI runs in a sandbox that blocks network access. This means:
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1. **No cloud CLI tools work** - `gcloud`, `aws`, `firebase`, `vercel`, `heroku`, `kubectl`, `docker push` - all blocked
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2. **No package installation from network** - `npm install`, `pip install`, `cargo add` - blocked or severely limited
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3. **No API calls** - Testing endpoints, webhooks, external services - blocked
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4. **No git push/pull** - Can't interact with remote repositories
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**The absurd workflow on Codex CLI:**
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You: Deploy this to Firebase
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Codex: I can't access the network due to sandbox restrictions.
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You: Please try anyway
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Codex: I understand you want me to try, but network access is blocked.
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You: Override the sandbox
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Codex: I don't have the ability to override sandbox restrictions.
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You: Just run firebase deploy
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Codex: *attempts* Error: network access denied
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You: [wastes 5+ prompts trying to convince AI to do something it literally cannot do]
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**The workflow on DeepSeek CLI:**
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You: Deploy this to Firebase
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DeepSeek: *runs firebase deploy* ✓ Deployed to https://your-app.web.app
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### Real Coders Need Network Access
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Any actual software development workflow requires:
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- **Deploying code** - `gcloud app deploy`, `aws lambda update-function-code`, `firebase deploy`, `vercel --prod`
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- **Managing infrastructure** - `terraform apply`, `kubectl apply`, `docker-compose up`
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- **Installing dependencies** - `npm install`, `pip install -r requirements.txt`, `go mod download`
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- **Testing integrations** - `curl https://api.example.com`, webhook testing, OAuth flows
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- **Version control** - `git push`, `git pull`, `gh pr create`
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A sandboxed coding agent that can't do any of this is not a coding agent. It's a fancy autocomplete.
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### DeepSeek CLI: No Sandbox, Full Access
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- **Full network access** - Deploy anywhere, install anything, call any API
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- **Cloud CLI ready** - gcloud, aws, firebase, vercel, kubectl all work out of the box
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- **Real git operations** - Push, pull, create PRs, merge branches
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- **Authenticated sessions** - Your existing CLI auth (gcloud auth, aws configure, firebase login) just works
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- **No convincing required** - Ask it to deploy, it deploys. Ask it to install, it installs.
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### The o4-mini Potential
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If adapted for DeepSeek CLI, o4-mini could offer the same reasoning capabilities as Codex CLI 5.2 xhigh but without the sandbox prison. The insights from making o4-mini work in an unrestricted environment would benefit all coding agent development - you learn what's actually possible when you remove artificial limitations.
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