DeepSeek disclosed on November 8 that Harness reached 1.54 million daily users, consuming about 92 trillion tokens a day across roughly 35000 plugins
The open source agent app launched on August 13 and grew from about 271000 daily users on September 30 to 1.54 million in under three months, with roughly 60 percent of active users having created or installed at least one plugin and an official plugin marketplace in preparation
On November 10, Bloomberg reported that DeepSeek disclosed on November 8 on a social platform that its open source agent application Harness had reached 1.54 million daily active users as of November 4. For comparison, the figure was about 271000 at the end of September, close to a sixfold rise in barely more than a month.
Harness launched on August 13 and added a desktop version on September 29. Its architecture follows an everything is a plugin design in which models, tools, skills, sessions, sandboxing, storage, scheduling and the interface can all be swapped and recombined as plugins. Third parties have built about 35000 plugins, and roughly 60 percent of active users have created or installed at least one themselves. The team also plans an official plugin marketplace and a support program for authors covering token grants, technical exchange and featured placement.
On compute, the team said the app consumes about 92 trillion tokens a day, which works out to roughly 60 million tokens per user per day against the 1.54 million daily active figure. These numbers are self reported by the DeepSeek team and have not been independently verified, and the count covers only users reaching the service through the official API, excluding self hosted deployments and users pointing the harness at other models.