Independent distribution
Cocode is built on the DeepSeek Harness developer preview, not an official DeepSeek product.
Cocode combines DeepSeek Harness models, tools, skills, sandboxes, and sessions into desktop and terminal entry points you can use for real work.
Developer preview · capabilities and limits follow the current release
Cocode is built on the DeepSeek Harness developer preview, not an official DeepSeek product.
Models, tools, skills, sessions, and sandboxes are composed through profiles.
Use an official DeepSeek key, a compatible endpoint, your own gateway, or Cocode Nut.
You get more than a model entry point: a workspace where sessions, files, terminals, browser tools, and diff previews sit together.

The upstream Harness is still a developer preview and compatibility can change. Cocode makes the boundaries around versions, models, and runtime explicit.
Clear boundaries make real development work easier to trust.
The desktop and terminal clients share Host scope, profiles, and session data so one task can move between entry points.
Clear boundaries make real development work easier to trust.
No. Cocode is an independent distribution built on the DeepSeek Harness developer preview.
Yes. Cocode supports a DeepSeek-compatible API key, a self-hosted endpoint, a gateway, or Cocode Nut.