NetMind's DeepSeek-R1-0528 model can now be used directly inside ClawdBot, and the are two practical paths for configuring the integration: a one-liner shell script for users working in the terminal and a structured prompt designed for coding agents that can modify configuration files autonomously.
Two integration workflows tailored to different users. A single shell command sets the workspace path, registers NetMind as a provider, and configures DeepSeek-R1-0528 as the primary model. A separate agent-oriented prompt gives coding assistants step-by-step instructions for editing the same configuration safely.
Explicit handling of API keys. The coding-agent prompt instructs the assistant to pause and request the user's NetMind API key before saving changes, ensuring credentials are inserted intentionally rather than assumed.
The integration pattern reflects a broader shift toward modular AI tooling: users can swap in new model providers with minimal friction, and coding agents can automate environment setup with predictable instructions. By offering both human-friendly and agent-friendly workflows, NetMind reinforces a development ecosystem where configuration becomes portable, repeatable and easy to adapt as model options evolve.
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2026-01-30