DeepSeek Harness Enters Internal Testing, Requires Open-Source Submissions

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DeepSeek Harness has entered internal testing, and open-source developers are now being recruited. Applicants must have Agent Harness experience and submit their GitHub ID and work samples. Harness is an agent execution framework for task management and tool calling. DeepSeek has assembled a dedicated team, hiring product managers, R&D engineers, and researchers. This public recruitment confirms the project has entered its testing phase. Crypto news indicates growing interest in open-source AI development.

ChainThink reports that, on August 2, according to community updates, DeepSeek Harness has begun recruiting beta users among open-source project developers.

Applicants must have worked on projects related to Agent Harness and must submit their GitHub ID and a representative project. Harness is an Agent execution framework wrapped around large models, used to manage context, invoke tools, and complete tasks.

In the first half of this year, DeepSeek assembled the relevant team and hired product managers, research engineers, and scientists. Previously, there were rumors within the community of a limited beta invitation, but its authenticity has not been confirmed;

The team members are being publicly recruited, confirming that DeepSeek Harness has entered the internal testing phase.

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