A: Thanks for the question!

At the moment, Logic Sheet does not have built-in support for Deepseek as a native integration, but it can work with many external data and AI sources through standard mechanisms like:

web scraping / web page parsing via AI instructions

API calls or webhooks to external services

custom data enrichment workflows

What this means in practice

If Deepseek exposes:
🔹 a public API,
🔹 or a way to query data programmatically (REST endpoints),

then you can integrate it by:

Calling Deepseek’s API from a script or intermediary service,

Bringing the results into Google Sheets,

Processing or enriching the data with Logic Sheet’s AI workflows.

That said, Logic Sheet doesn’t currently offer an out-of-the-box Deepseek connector like you’d see for Notion or web scraping instructions.

Why this approach

Logic Sheet is designed as an AI+automation layer inside Sheets, with flexibility around data ingestion and processing. Native integrations are prioritized based on broad demand, but we do support connecting to external systems through:

webhooks,

APIs,

and prompt-driven extraction/enrichment.

Looking ahead

If Deepseek is important to you and others, that signals demand — and we can absolutely consider adding more direct support or templates in a future release.