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DeepSeek raises V4 API rates as agent-task testing shows harness gaps

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DeepSeek said it will raise API prices for its V4 Flash and Pro models while Flash remains in public beta. The reported new structure charges lower off-peak rates and higher peak rates; the source says Flash price changes range from 57% to 371%, while cache-hit pricing can rise by as much as 1,100%. Separately, Composio reported that Flash passed 129 of 240 runs across eight agent harnesses on 30 multi-step tasks, with results varying by harness and configuration. The source says there is not yet an evidence trail of settled enterprise deployments or named customers.
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