China's DeepSeek has launched a feature called "creator mode" that lets users build custom AI plugins by typing instructions in plain English, according to a report from Cointelegraph.
DeepSeek · Product launch
DeepSeek adds "creator mode": build AI plugins by typing plain English
The new feature lets users describe the behavior they want in natural language, and the system generates the plugin from that prompt. No coding required.
How creator mode works
STEP 1
Describe
User types the desired behavior in plain English.
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STEP 2
Generate
The system builds the plugin from that prompt.
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STEP 3
Use
The custom tool extends the assistant's everyday functionality.
Why it matters
Lowers the barrier for non-programmers to extend an AI assistant.
Lets users shape AI functionality to their own needs.
Could widen use cases beyond what the developer builds itself.
Shifts competition toward product features, not only model performance.
Why it needs scrutiny
Generated plugins can act on a user's behalf.
Permissions and security will matter to individuals and enterprises alike.
Safety and privacy concerns typically accompany user-created AI tools.
Adoption depends on plugin quality and clarity of controls.
Open questions
Key details about creator mode have not yet been confirmed.
Supported plugin types
Safety testing and review
Access to user data
Regional or plan availability
Pricing
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