Provider status
DeepSeek says V4 Pro and Flash are live on its own chat, API, and open-weight surfaces.
DeepSeek model family: what is current?
DeepSeek V4 Preview is the current provider release. Keep R1 and V3.2 for historical and migration intent, and verify Flowith access separately from DeepSeek's own chat, API, and open-weight availability.
Answer first
Use the route that matches the version intent
Three checks before choosing a DeepSeek route
Version history
R1 and V3.2 pages answer earlier-version questions without pretending those labels are the current provider API surface.
Workspace access
The current Flowith workspace—not a provider release or this route—determines which model is available to an account.
How to evaluate DeepSeek today
1
Identify the Version
Use R1 or V3.2 pages for version-specific history; use the V4 page for DeepSeek's current provider release.
2
Check the Official Source
Confirm model IDs, context, pricing, and lifecycle in DeepSeek's current release and API documentation.
3
Verify Flowith Separately
Open the current Flowith workspace to confirm which DeepSeek models are enabled for your account before planning a workflow.
Historical routes vs. current provider state
The model label, API identity, and product availability are separate facts.
Earlier version intent
Current V4 provider state
Search intent
R1 reasoning and V3.2 version history
Current DeepSeek provider state
Provider API names
deepseek-chat and deepseek-reasoner (retired aliases)
deepseek-v4-flash and deepseek-v4-pro
Context claim
Check the exact archived model source
1M in DeepSeek's current V4 documentation
Flowith access
Verify in the current workspace
Verify in the current workspace
DeepSeek model family FAQ
DeepSeek's official V4 Preview release identifies V4 Pro and V4 Flash as its current chat, API, and open-weight provider surfaces. This page separates that provider status from availability inside any particular Flowith workspace.
Yes. They remain useful for version history, earlier reasoning and architecture questions, migration context, and comparisons. They should not be presented as the current provider API aliases.
DeepSeek's current documentation names deepseek-v4-pro and deepseek-v4-flash. Its V4 release says the legacy deepseek-chat and deepseek-reasoner aliases were retired after July 24, 2026.
Provider availability does not prove Flowith availability. Check the current Flowith workspace and account controls before assuming V4, R1, V3.2, or any other DeepSeek version is enabled.
Use DeepSeek's live Models & Pricing documentation for provider API pricing, context, output limits, and concurrency. Use Flowith's current workspace for Flowith-specific access and account terms.
Verify the model before starting
Use DeepSeek's current docs for provider facts and the live Flowith workspace for Flowith-specific access.
Open Flowith workspace