Introducing Deepseek Artifacts

Author(s): Thomas Reid

Originally published on Towards AI.

Easily create, run, and share React/Tailwind applications with this new AI coding assistant

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Everyone and their granny is talking about the latest open-source LLM model from the folks over at Deepseek, called Deepseek V3.

As I write this story, Deepseek V3 is currently sitting in seventh place on the Chatbot Arena leaderboard and is currently the top open-source LLM there.

With this as background, naturally, it wasn’t long before someone decided to create an AI software development tool that would use the new Deepseek LLM.

That tool is called Deepseek Artifacts and is available using the link at the end of this article.

In a nutshell, it’s an online tool that takes in a prompt provided by the user and creates a React and Tailwind web application based on what the user requests in their prompt. Once the initial app has been created, the source code is available to view, and a preview is available to test.

From here, you can manually edit the source code if desired, and any changes you make will result in the preview being immediately updated, too.

It’s also possible to open the app in a VSCODE-like sandbox environment where you can edit the source or download the project as… Read the full blog for free on Medium.

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