i tried deepseek, while the model is good, when i use it with openrouter hosted ones the performance is poor. sometimes it takes 2x-3x the time it takes for openai or anthropic equivalent model, making it unusable. what is the performance others are seeing, which providers you use (i cant use china hosted models).
That's about what we've seen as well (even directly from deepseek themselves).
We've been using it for async "heartbeat" processing and sms replies, but it's just too slow for live chat replies (which is a shame, as I'd really love to use it there).
That isn't what the charts on OpenRouter appear to show but they only seem to go back 1 week (unless I missed something). It should be less than 2 seconds to first token and anywhere from 15 to 50 tps depending on the provider. Admittedly 15 is a bit slow but most look to be closer to 30 or 40 which at least personally I think is fine.
Actually on my list this week to take a look at putting an intelligence escalation flow MVP together (initial assumption would be that flash is good for 60-80% of my user's workflows, with only the tricky questions needing a more capable model. Whether I can put together a proper detection system is yet to be seen).
biggest issue I've had with flash is that it seems to hit a sort of "dumb o'clock" wall. right around the time Beijing would be going to work, response quality takes a dump on instruction-heavy tasks when context grows beyond ~120k tokens.
responses are still usable, no hallucinations or anything, but it's worth keeping in mind if you rely on detailed instructions or large context windows.
hey, checked out your website. couldnt find any demo video. if there link for demo video can you please share. our problem is not just search but search + explore. but would love to check your demo to see if it suits us.
may be i should clarify a little. we use google office suite like docs, sheet, slide etc, All these are created and stored in gdrive. so thats why all of us end up using gdrive. so downloading them it not really an option.
I missed the part about people sharing from their own personal gdrives, this will surely cause problems with broken links when they leave the company and restrict access, Google drive allows multiple users to upload files to a shared folder then edit them but I don't know if there is a seamless method to create a new file or document in a shared folder.
I think what you are asking for is a solution to your problems that something like moving over to SLACK might do.
but if you are set on using emails and Gdrive only then...
I'm pretty sure there is literally is an option to download, and if you have a PC dedicated to doing this, you can use chrome and google offline drive sync to clone a google drive to a desktop and automate the process.
Not to get too far into it but what you need to do if your plan on sticking with google is have a single system/google account share out access to folders created on it that are specific to each employee. I think you may have done this already.
Then it should be a matter of following these steps.
