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Developer Builds Mecha AI Coding Agent in Node.js With DeepSeek's Help

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A developer used DeepSeek, an AI assistant, to learn about AI agents and build one from scratch using Node.js. The resulting tool, named Mecha AI Coding Agent, was also published to the npm registry. Mecha supports basic file operations such as reading, writing, searching, and listing files. The developer tested the agent with tasks including creating folders, generating files, and writing simple programs in JavaScript and Rust, all of which worked successfully.

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