DeepSpace is a tool for debugging the DeepSeek API, developed by the community and inspired by MoonPalace.
- Cross-platform Support:
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- User-friendly: Simply replace
base_url
withhttp://localhost:9988
after starting the service to begin debugging. - Complete Request Capture, including error details in case of network failures.
- Fast Retrieval: Quickly search and view request information using
request_id
orchatcmpl_id
. - One-click Export of Structured BadCase Reports, aiding DeepSeek in enhancing model capabilities.
It is recommended to use DeepSpace as your API “provider” during code development and debugging stages. This allows you to quickly identify and resolve issues related to API calls and code implementation. For any unexpected outputs from the DeepSeek large model, you can also export request details via DeepSpace and submit them to DeepSeek to help improve the model.
If you have the go
toolchain installed, you can install DeepSpace by executing the following command:
$ go install github.com/2404589803/deepspace@latest
This command will install the compiled binary in your $GOPATH/bin/
directory. To verify the installation, run the following command:
$ deepspace
DeepSpace is a command-line tool for debugging the DeepSeek AI HTTP API
Usage:
deepspace [command]
Available Commands:
cleanup Cleanup DeepSeek AI requests
completion Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
export Export a DeepSeek AI request
help Help about any command
inspect Inspect the specific content of a DeepSeek AI request
list Query DeepSeek AI requests based on conditions
start Start the DeepSpace proxy server
Flags:
-h, --help help for deepspace
-v, --version version for deepspace
Use "deepspace [command] --help" for more information about a command.
If the deepspace
binary is not found, try adding the $GOPATH/bin/
directory to your $PATH
environment variable.
Alternatively, you can download the precompiled binary from the Releases page:
- deepspace-linux
- deepspace-macos-amd64 => for Intel-based Macs
- deepspace-macos-arm64 => for Apple Silicon-based Macs
- deepspace-windows.exe
Use the following command to start the DeepSpace proxy server:
$ deepspace start --port <PORT>
DeepSpace will start a local HTTP server. The --port
parameter specifies the local port that DeepSpace listens to, with a default value of 9988
. Upon successful startup, the following message will be displayed:
[DeepSpace] 2024/08/26 12:12:26 DeepSpace Starts => change base_url to "http://127.0.0.1:9988/v1"
You can submit the exported files to the following email: