DeepSeek Harness User Feedback: Urgent Need for AI Product Managers and Multimodal Support
dotey · x · 2026-08-14
After testing DeepSeek Harness (DSH) from a regular user's perspective, the author suggests the team's biggest gap isn't genius programmers but AI product managers who can clearly define and plan the product.
Key improvement suggestions include:
- Lowering barriers: The current setup is too geek-centric; non-technical users struggle with Node.js dependencies.
- UI/UX tweaks: Throttle the Flash model's rendering to prevent text flickering during 'Thinking'. Adopt a multi-tab right-side panel (like Codex) for live preview of artifacts (e.g., PPTs) and de-emphasize Trajectory/Session logs.
- Out-of-the-box experience: Enable direct viewing of outputs and diffs without requiring manual plugin configuration.
- Multimodal support: Strongly urges faster integration of multimodal capabilities.
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