Make DeepSeek BETTER Than Sonnet With Two MCPs (COMPLETELY FREE)
AI Summary
Video Summary
- Objective: Testing DeepSeek V3.1 with Sequential Thinking Context 7 MCPS to create a website.
Key Points:
- Context: Previous successes with other models (e.g., Gemini 2.5 Flash, Sonic 3.7).
- DeepSeek Setup:
- Utilized OpenRouter with 685 parameters.
- Introduced a new MCP called Sequential Thinking for step-by-step guidance.
- Used a service-based website prompt as benchmark.
- Initial Setup:
- Gathered materials and adjusted prompts for DeepSeek.
- Emphasized keeping tags and modular sections in content.
- Execution:
- In “act” mode after planning.
- Initial output with some errors (404 pages, language issues).
- Required final adjustments to ensure production readiness.
- Cost and Performance:
- Total cost during the process remained under 10 cents.
- DeepSeek provided a near-complete website despite errors.
- Results:
- While some issues persisted (404 errors, missing elements), overall output was an impressive attempt, rivaling capabilities of more expensive models.
- Conclusion: DeepSeek can effectively build websites at a low cost, marking a significant improvement in performance over previous attempts.
Final Remarks
- Potential for using DeepSeek in conjunction with other models (e.g., planning with Claude). This opens avenues for more efficient website creation.
- Recommendation: Consider DeepSeek for affordable web development options.