Would anyone be interested in co-writing a book about Deepsik?
I can't cover all fields alone, and Deepsik is text-centric. I want to build multimodal or omnimodal systems using other Chinese LLMs and apply them to work through practical operation MOOCs.
I run a publishing company and am interested in using Chinese LLMs. In the future, even if development uses frontier-level models, I want to share information about utilizing inexpensive but intelligent models in book form.
No need for a great sample work, but something like how it can be used, with development done using Claude and ChatGPT, and operation using OpenClaw and Hermes Agent. What do you think?
The purpose is to make it accessible even to those who can't code with Vibe. The goal is to use LLMs at a cost of around 10,000 to 20,000 won per month. It will be limited, but I think it's possible.
I know you're busy, but it would be a fun project. It doesn't have to be Deepsik specifically. The idea is to enjoy AI at a low cost and replace it with a good domestic LLM or API later if they become available. That's the current plan.
If you leave URLs for work-related Vibe coding or utilities in the comments, it would be helpful in planning the book.
Thank you.
