Coding Agents

DeepSeek-Reasonix

DeepSeek-native terminal coding agent, engineered around prefix-cache stability.

As of 1 November 2026, DeepSeek-Reasonix ranks 27th of 29 in Coding Agents on the Agent Reality Index — scored 36.2 of 100, led by market demand.

#2736.2Index / 100

Score breakdown

Market demand25
Developer adoption34
Real usage69
Momentum58
Production readiness68
Community43

Why this rank: the index weights market demand most heavily — how much DeepSeek-Reasonix is actually searched for and asked about inside AI tools.

Real-world demand

404Google searches / mo
1AI / LLM searches / mo
404Product-site visits / mo
36kGitHub stars

Demand measured via Product-site traffic · confidence: medium

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Common questions

DeepSeek-Reasonix — frequently asked questions

What is DeepSeek-Reasonix?

DeepSeek-native terminal coding agent, engineered around prefix-cache stability. It is tracked in the Coding Agents category of the Agent Reality Index.

What is DeepSeek-Reasonix's Agent Reality Index ranking?

As of 1 November 2026, DeepSeek-Reasonix ranks 27th of 29 in Coding Agents, with an overall Agent Reality Index score of 36.2 of 100.

How is DeepSeek-Reasonix scored?

The index blends six real-world signals — market demand (weighted most heavily), developer adoption, real usage, momentum, production-readiness, and community — into a 0–100 score, rather than relying on GitHub stars or vendor opinion.

Is DeepSeek-Reasonix open source?

DeepSeek-Reasonix is open source; its code is publicly available on GitHub.

How popular is DeepSeek-Reasonix?

Measured 1 November 2026, DeepSeek-Reasonix draws about 404 Google searches a month, around 1 AI and LLM searches, roughly 36k GitHub stars. Demand confidence is rated medium.

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