It seems like there is a new model beating Sonnet 3.5
According to Aider new polyglot benchmark:
Any plan to add this model?
It seems like there is a new model beating Sonnet 3.5
According to Aider new polyglot benchmark:
Any plan to add this model?
DeekSeek v3 is 53x cheaper to inference than Claude Sonnet
Now available on OpenRouter:
Anyone have found more benchmark about it?
I’ve come across several benchmarks, but I find them overly optimistic. I also ran a few tests, and when generating text in French, I still encountered some parts written in Chinese, which is concerning.
Additionally, it’s impossible to register using a professional email address, just like on Kling.ai. I want to draw your attention to this issue because it raises some questions. Why are professional email addresses not accepted? With Kling.ai, I was never able to obtain an invoice, and I’m afraid the same might happen with DeepSeek. This could be a significant problem for businesses.
In China, you need a real name to use it.
I have a real name, and my email address is based on my domain name, like any professional email address. It is unacceptable to be required to provide a personal email address to access the service. Even more concerning is the inability to obtain invoices, which is a major issue.
I have read several report on reddit that the model is quite good and extremely cheap. Anyone had a chance to try it?
I tried it for a few hours with Roo Cline extension and I think the new whale is slightly behind Sonnet 3.5 (new), but at fraction of its cost. I would guess 90-95% Sonnet’s performance, but faster and if I remember correctly, only 7% of Sonnet’s cost (after the planned API price increase).
I believe it could be a nice model to have if it was “priced” in Cursor accordingly, e.g. one tenth of premium use (I think it should be possible, since new Haiku is one third?).
My guess at that price they could include it in the unlimited small model like 4o-mini
I tried it, it seems on par with sonnet in my opinion, but visibly faster.
Check this out to try yourself: Add DeepSeek Model · Issue #1509 · getcursor/cursor · GitHub
The problem is that you cannot use the composer with it, so even assuming it’s slightly better in some cases, it just cannot compete with Sonnet in the composer either normal or agent.
I tried DeepSeek 2.5 and it wasn’t good - slow and generated whole file instead of necessary parts.
But all changed when DeepSeek 3 released.
It’s fast and works great. At least as good as Sonnet 3.5 maybe even better.
I use deepseek-chat model it as my main model now.
But there is one issue here. Composer mode couldn’t work with this.
I really hope Cursor team will allow it in composer. And hope for community support to speed this process up
Testing it right now! Will definitely add it if it performs well on our qualitative tests / evals.
Maybe it’s worth starting a beta branch/version so that you don’t have to wait for production, but can immediately have the opportunity to try new features?
I’m pretty sure the branch we are on 0.44.x is already beta.
Is there a new test result after a week, and will it be added?
We’re constantly evaluating models and we’ll add them when they surpass our existing model range on our internal benchmarks!
While DeepSeek might be working very well for your use case, we only want to add the model to Cursor if it is equally well-performant in everyone’s use case.
release a beta version for enthusiasts please, parallel branch with new stuff
Any updates on this?
At least make it easy for us to switch between deepSeek and other models. Having to change the cursor settings and toggle the API key every time is really frustrating.
Any news? I want
Custom API with my own key that doesnt disable builtin sonnet. Maybe with bigger limits like 20k context??
Deepseek3 that only uses 1/5 of fast request (since its 30 times cheaper that Sonnet). 1/5 sounds reasonable even after DS3 price increase in a month