DeepSeek Search for AI Agents: Setup Guides for 19 Platforms
Choose a DeepSeek Search setup for your AI agent, then follow a platform-specific guide for MCP, CLI, permissions, and source verification.
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Choose a DeepSeek Search setup for your AI agent, then follow a platform-specific guide for MCP, CLI, permissions, and source verification.
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Connect DeepSeek Search to Warp Agent through Warp Drive or a project MCP file, control access with Agent Profiles, and decide when the server should start.
Give JetBrains AI Assistant access to DeepSeek Search through its MCP settings, choose project or global scope, and verify the tools before relying on retrieved sources.
Connect DeepSeek Search to Windsurf Cascade with a local MCP adapter, choose a configuration that keeps your key private, and verify Search and Fetch in Cascade.
Add DeepSeek Search as a Goose extension, choose whether it belongs in your defaults or one session, and verify the connection from Desktop or CLI.
Set up DeepSeek Search in Roo Code at the right scope, keep tool approvals deliberate, and verify the project configuration before asking Roo to browse.
Connect DeepSeek Search to Cline from its MCP panel or CLI wizard, keep approvals enabled, and verify a Search-to-Fetch research task before using the tools in real work.
Connect DeepSeek Search to Hermes Agent with its native MCP commands, select the tools Hermes registers, and use a shell helper when a persistent connection is unnecessary.
Add DeepSeek Search to OpenClaw through its Gateway MCP registry, then check tool policy, agent visibility, and safe alternatives for one-off research.
Connect DeepSeek Search to Kilo Code while accounting for its separate extension and CLI config locations, reload command, and MCP permission controls.
Configure DeepSeek Search in Mistral Vibe with TOML, verify Vibe's server-prefixed tool names, and constrain which tools an agent can call.
Add DeepSeek Search to Continue with its YAML MCP configuration, enable it in Agent mode, and keep credentials in Continue's secret store.
Connect DeepSeek Search to Amazon Q Developer in the IDE, choose the right MCP scope, and decide tool permissions one at a time.