Use ShardStitch with DeepSeek.
This DeepSeek profile is for a manual web-chat continuation. The local packet can summarize project evidence, but the browser conversation does not gain access to the developer machine from a pasted file path.
Integration paths.
Paste the generated continuation prompt.
No native MCP path for the web chat listed.
Paste-based: the new chat receives text, not local session history or files.
Setup path.
Prepare the handoff from the repository, start a fresh DeepSeek chat, and paste the packet. Keep local command execution and file verification in the project environment.
Generate the packet locally and paste it into DeepSeek.
Ask DeepSeek to separate confirmed state from its suggestions, then verify every named path and completed check locally.
Limits to know.
Paste-based transfer does not restore provider-side chat history or attach local files automatically. Share only the current code or output needed for the next question through your normal workflow.
Best use case.
Using DeepSeek as the next model after a local coding tool stalls.
FAQ.
Can DeepSeek run the commands named in my packet?
Not from the packet alone. It can reason about supplied text, but you must run commands in the project and provide results if the next step depends on them.
Resume this workflow.
When the web session hits a limit, paste the current goal, exact diff summary, attempted fixes, and one next command into a new chat. Run that command locally and return its output rather than treating a proposed result as verified.
Send DeepSeek the recovery text explicitly, then check its description of the last completed command against your local output.
Primary source and delivery boundary.
DeepSeek API messages (checked September 27, 2026). The official API guide demonstrates explicit message input. API configuration does not establish browser-chat access to local files or automatic restoration of a previous conversation.
Tool-specific troubleshooting
For symptom-specific diagnostics and recovery steps, use the focused guide: Troubleshoot DeepSeek.
Related troubleshooting.
For a DeepSeek model used through Codex CLI, see the DeepSeek V4 Flash and Codex CLI guide. Confirm the active provider and model before applying those steps.