DeepSeek MCP Server
by MCP-Mirror
The DeepSeek MCP Server allows seamless integration of DeepSeek's powerful language models with MCP-compatible applications like Claude Desktop. It acts as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for the DeepSeek API.
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What is DeepSeek MCP Server?
The DeepSeek MCP Server is a bridge between DeepSeek's language models and applications that support the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows these applications to utilize DeepSeek's capabilities for tasks like chat completion and reasoning.
How to use DeepSeek MCP Server?
First, install the server using npm install -g deepseek-mcp-server. Then, obtain a DeepSeek API key and set it as an environment variable (DEEPSEEK_API_KEY). Finally, configure your MCP-compatible application (e.g., Claude Desktop) to use the server by specifying the command and arguments to run it.
Key features of DeepSeek MCP Server
Chat completion tool
Custom model selection
Temperature control
Max tokens limit
Top P sampling
Presence penalty
Frequency penalty
Use cases of DeepSeek MCP Server
Integrating DeepSeek's language models with Claude Desktop
Testing and debugging DeepSeek API interactions
Building applications that require advanced reasoning capabilities
Utilizing DeepSeek's R1 model (deepseek-reasoner) for state-of-the-art performance
FAQ from DeepSeek MCP Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol, a standard for communication between applications and language models.
How do I get a DeepSeek API key?
How do I get a DeepSeek API key?
You can obtain an API key from the DeepSeek Platform website.
Which DeepSeek model does the server use by default?
Which DeepSeek model does the server use by default?
The server uses DeepSeek's R1 model (deepseek-reasoner) by default.
Can I use this server with other MCP-compatible applications?
Can I use this server with other MCP-compatible applications?
Yes, this server is designed to work with any application that supports the Model Context Protocol.
How can I test the server?
How can I test the server?
You can test the server locally using the MCP Inspector tool.