Mastering Deep Seek: Hacks for Agent Integration with Pantic AI
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In this episode, the team delves into the intricate world of Deep seek, a powerful model designed for structured responses. They confront the challenges posed by the model's lack of support for function calling and JSON output, crucial components in the realm of agent-building. Through ingenious hacks, they showcase how to maneuver around these obstacles and seamlessly integrate Deep seek into agents using the versatile Pantic AI platform. The team sheds light on the similar hurdles faced by the Gemini 2.0 thinking models, hinting at a shared journey towards enhanced functionality.
Venturing deeper into the intricacies of structured responses, the team unveils Deep seek's own insights on the matter, emphasizing the significance of prompt engineering and API configuration. By demonstrating a practical method to leverage Pantic AI with Deep seek, they provide a roadmap for obtaining structured outputs efficiently. By setting up the Deep seek API within the Pantic AI framework, they demonstrate the flexibility of switching between models to tailor responses to specific tasks, showcasing the adaptability and power of these cutting-edge technologies.
The team's hands-on approach involves utilizing the Deep seek chat model for a search agent, while grappling with the limitations of the Deep seek R1 reasoning model in handling function calling. To overcome this hurdle, they ingeniously employ a simpler model for formatting structured outputs, ensuring a smooth flow of information. Emphasizing the importance of capturing both content and reasoning content from Deep seek R1's responses, they delve into the intricacies of the model's output structure, highlighting the need for a comprehensive understanding of the reasoning chain of thought.
In a captivating twist, the team navigates through the nuances of multi-round conversations, underlining the strategic storage and utilization of the Chain of Thought for optimal results. By showcasing a method to extract both content and reasoning content from Deep seek R1's responses using a standard OpenAI call, they demonstrate a blend of innovation and practicality in harnessing the full potential of this groundbreaking technology.
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