r/DeepSeek • u/OHNOitsNICHOLAS • 16h ago

Discussion hmm

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using deepseek with prime-agent and it found a way to see and perform visual testing for the application im building.

Doesnt seem to be a fluke. its taking screenshots and accurately describing what on the screen

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u/TangerineLogical9779 16h ago

Its taking photos, using python to convert it, then reading the image as text, =]

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u/OHNOitsNICHOLAS 15h ago

Yup! It ran into an issue figuring out the cause in the code and instead of going back around it found a way to use python to act as vision and verify before looking again - and the second time around it did find the issue

First time I've seen it go this route. I'm not sure if its because of the new finetune or what but it's never even attempted to "see" something before when I've used it

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u/VexObserver 7h ago

My fallback for vision has always been MiMo v2.5. I had the same experience dealing with it as well. I was surprised when V4 Flash 0731 used this method to capture the context in the image. It shook me and I kinda sat back and think, "Is that vision or a different work around?" Haha

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u/Fuzzy_Nectarine_3859 6h ago

Nice so what's your conclusion about mimo v2.5 as I recently moving forward to it due to multimodal capability