[Discussion] On deepseek3.2 temperature settings and reasoner model tool invocation

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Omate’s Temperature Settings Have No Effect on deepseek’s Official API

I checked the export document for the API settings, and the parameter is indeed temperature: “2.0”, which should be correct. Whether it’s Omate’s default temperature control or setting the parameter as temperature=2 or temperature: “2.0”, it makes no difference.

I tested with charry studio, and charry studio’s default temperature control also has no effect on deepseek, but it can be effective by adding parameters in JSON format.

Below are the results of five repeated Q&A sessions for the question “Describe the color and shape of ‘happiness’” with temperature values of 2 and 0.2.

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The New Version of deepseek’s Official Documentation States That the Reasoner Model (Think Mode) Supports Tool Invocation.

  • However, in the current version of Omate, enabling tools in the reasoner model results in an error.

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The deepseek official documentation (https://api-docs.deepseek.com/zh-cn/guides/thinking_mode) mentions that to avoid a 400 error, the reasoning_content must be correctly returned.

However, at this stage, the chat model can still be used to invoke tools. We can look forward to future updates on Omate’s support for deepseek.

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We currently have no plans to support the official DeepSeek API; we only support the OpenAI/Gemini/Claude API specifications.

The main reason is the development effort required, which means we would need to create a compatibility layer for countless API providers. This is a very large workload and requires long-term maintenance. In languages like JS, there are existing libraries that can be used directly, but for the Dart language we use, there aren’t any yet. If a mature compatibility library appears, we will consider adding support for it.

You can try Silicon Flow’s DeepSeek to see if the same issue exists.

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:face_blowing_a_kiss: No rush, take your time to ensure compatibility.

Tested, the DeepSeek for silicon-based flow is effective, and the default temperature regulation of OMate can work.

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