DeepSeek AI Community node

As an enthusiast for efficient workflow automation, I frequently use n8n, an excellent open-source platform, to build and manage various workflows.
n8n boasts a rich set of built-in nodes and community-contributed nodes, making it easy to integrate various services and tools. Recently, I discovered the outstanding AI model DeepSeek, which performs exceptionally well in various benchmark tests.
To incorporate the powerful capabilities of DeepSeek into my workflows, I developed a DeepSeek community node for n8n. With this node, I can conveniently invoke DeepSeek models within my workflows to perform various intelligent tasks such as natural language processing, question answering, and text generation.

Therefore, I hope to be of assistance to those in need.

Link: GitHub - rubickecho/n8n-deepseek: A user-friendly DeepSeek AI node, similar to OpenAI, designed to enhance your workflow.

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Converted this to a different topic type, as it is not really a feature request :wink:

Cool stuff though :slight_smile:

THHHHHHHHHHX :grinning:

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hey @rubickecho that’s awesome! can you build it as a LLM chat node? so that it can interact with the tools agent and conversational agents.

btw how can I reach out to you

Sorry, I only saw the message recently. it’s my email is: [email protected]

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Thanks my friend

Great! Any way to change API endpoint to use NVIDIA Platform (which is super fast)? deepseek-r1 Model by Deepseek-ai | NVIDIA NIM

You can use the OpenAI model node, and change the base url to ‘https://integrate.api.nvidia.com/v1

DeepSeek Chat Model node documentation | n8n Docs The latest n8n official version is now supported, hoping you have fun.

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Wow, this is seriously impressive! I’ve been using n8n for a while to automate client workflows, but integrating DeepSeek takes things to a whole new level. Huge thanks for creating and sharing the community node — it really opens up some exciting possibilities for NLP, text generation, and more. I started exploring it recently, and for anyone new to it, I’d definitely recommend checking out the resource — just click here for DeepSeek guidance, it’s super helpful!