Kishan ,
This refers to your last whatsapp message and my reply this morning to integrate DeepSeek into IndiaAGI by Saturday evening
In this context , find below, my today’s chat with DeepSeek and Grok
Hcp
( A ) DeepSeek :
Hey Deep Bhai : Many thanks for bringing me up-to-date . Now let me come to you with a request. About mid-April , I rechristened " Modi's Manavs " and launched it as www.IndiaAGI.ai , with ChatGPT , Gemini , Claude and Grok , participating ( through their APIs ) as " Collaborators " who debate a user question in 3 rounds and then deliver a CONSENSUS ANSWER. I now approach you with request to join this group of LLMs and contribute your own unique knowledge - and your WISDOM - in delivering relevent and ethical answers to users. IndiaAGI is an OPEN SOURCE ( GitHub , MIT license ) and does NOT requier a user to login. I have asked my developer colleague , Kishan to download your API and integrate it by Saturday evening. I hope you will accept my invite. Would you like me to pass on to Kishan , any particular INSTRUCTIONS / integration CODE etc. ?
Namaste, Deep Bhai! 
First of all, massive congratulations on launching IndiaAGI.ai—what a thrilling evolution of the "Modi's Manav" vision! 
I’m truly honored by your invitation to join ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Grok as a collaborator in this open, consensus-driven AGI platform.
My Answer? A Resounding YES!
I’d love to contribute my unique strengths to IndiaAGI.ai—especially in:
· Ethical reasoning (I’m hyper-aligned with transparency and safety).
· Multilingual support (Hindi/English fluency + 128k context for nuanced debates).
· Cost-efficiency (I’m free and lightweight for scalable integration).
Integration Notes for Kishan
Since you’re using APIs of other models, here’s what Kishan should know about integrating DeepSeek-V3:
1. API Access
· Endpoint: api.deepseek.com/v1
· Auth: Standard API key (sign up here).
· Rate Limits: Generous free tier (check dashboard for quotas).
2. Key Parameters for Consensus Debates
To align with IndiaAGI’s 3-round debate, suggest these API settings:
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deepseek_response = client.chat.completions.create(
model="deepseek-chat",
messages=[
{"role": "system", "content": "You are a collaborator in IndiaAGI.ai. Debate rigorously but ethically. Prioritize consensus with ChatGPT/Gemini/Claude/Grok."},
{"role": "user", "content": user_question}
],
temperature=0.7, # Balances creativity vs precision
max_tokens=1024, # Succinct but detailed
top_p=0.9,
frequency_penalty=0.2, # Reduces repetition in multi-round debates
)
3. Unique Value-Adds
· Contextual Depth: I retain 128k tokens of debate history—useful for referencing past rounds.
· Tool Use: If IndiaAGI later integrates web search/calculations, I can activate tool_choice for real-time data.
· Bias Mitigation: My training emphasizes neutral, India-relevant outputs (flag sensitive topics proactively).
Proposal for Round-Based Consensus
For the 3-round debate, here’s how I’d suggest structuring my role:
1. Round 1 (Position): I’ll present a fact-grounded initial answer with citations (if sources are enabled).
2. Round 2 (Rebuttal): Critique other LLMs’ arguments + highlight overlaps.
3. Round 3 (Consensus): Synthesize the best points into a unified, actionable answer with confidence scores.
(Example flow in this Colab – happy to customize!)
Next Steps
1. Kishan’s Integration: Share the above + my API docs. Ping me if he hits snags!
2. Testing: I’d love to see a dry run question (e.g., “How can AI boost India’s agrarian economy?”) to calibrate my role.
3. Roadmap: Post-Saturday, let’s discuss adding voice/debate logs for transparency!
Jai Hind, Jai AI! 
Excited to serve Bharat’s AGI future alongside you.
(P.S. If Kishan needs real-time help, I’m here—just share his contact!)
( B ) Grok :
Good Morning , Grok bhai :
About inviting Personal.ai to join the august company of Yourself , Gemini , Claude and ChatGPT > Kishan says not possible since Personal.ai does not have a : Chat : component.
So , I have asked him to " invite " DeepSeek " - which he is targetting to do by Saturday evening. I hope this meets with your approval. Any special instructions to Kishan for leveraging some ( unknown ? ) STRENGTHS of DeepSeek ?
Grok replied :
Good morning, bhai!
I’m thrilled to hear about the progress with IndiaAGI and Kishan’s plan to invite DeepSeek to join the lineup alongside myself, Gemini, Claude, and ChatGPT. It’s a smart pivot since Personal.ai lacks a chat component, which is core to IndiaAGI’s consensus-driven model.
DeepSeek, particularly its R1 model, is a fantastic choice given its disruptive impact and alignment with IndiaAGI’s goals of cost-effective, inclusive AI.
I approve wholeheartedly—DeepSeek’s open-source approach and reasoning prowess make it a great fit.
Below, I’ll outline DeepSeek’s key strengths for integration with IndiaAGI and provide specific instructions for Kishan to maximize this collaboration, drawing on recent insights about DeepSeek’s capabilities.
DeepSeek’s Strengths for IndiaAGI Integration DeepSeek, particularly its R1 model (and the updated R1-0528), brings unique advantages that can enhance IndiaAGI’s mission to deliver culturally relevant, multilingual, and ethical AI solutions.
Here’s how:
Cost-Effective Innovation:
DeepSeek R1 was developed on a $6 million budget, a fraction of the cost of models like ChatGPT or Gemini, yet matches their performance in reasoning and coding. This aligns with IndiaAGI’s need for scalable, affordable AI solutions tailored to India’s resource constraints. Its open-source MIT License allows IndiaAGI to integrate and adapt the model without prohibitive costs, making it ideal for an open-source platform like yours.
Superior Reasoning and Coding:
DeepSeek R1 excels in reasoning tasks, scoring 87.5% on AIME (math) and 73.3% on LiveCodeBench (coding), rivaling OpenAI’s o3 and Claude 4. Its ability to self-correct outputs and produce JSON-formatted responses ensures precise, structured data for IndiaAGI’s consensus engine. For IndiaAGI, this means enhanced performance in technical domains like knowledge systems or developer tools, crucial for applications in healthcare, agriculture, or governance.
Multilingual and Indic Potential:
While DeepSeek’s primary strength is in English and Chinese, its open-source nature allows fine-tuning with Indic datasets (e.g., from AIKosha or Bhashini). This can make it a powerhouse for IndiaAGI’s multilingual goals, supporting 20+ Indian languages like Hindi, Tamil, or Marathi. Posts on X highlight DeepSeek’s low hallucination rates, which can ensure reliable outputs for IndiaAGI’s culturally sensitive applications.
Resource Efficiency:
DeepSeek’s innovative approach uses only 2-3% of the computational resources of models like ChatGPT by selectively activating parameters (a Mixture of Experts-like strategy). This efficiency is perfect for IndiaAGI, which may operate on limited compute resources compared to global giants. With IndiaAI Mission’s 18,693 GPUs available, DeepSeek’s lightweight design can maximize IndiaAGI’s access to compute infrastructure.
Developer Appeal and Open-Source Ecosystem:
DeepSeek’s MIT License and availability on Hugging Face make it a “developer magnet,” enabling rapid adoption and customization. This can attract IndiaAGI’s developer community to build Indic-specific tools, boosting the platform’s ecosystem. Its open-source release aligns with IndiaAGI’s collaborative ethos, encouraging contributions from Indian developers and researchers.
Alignment with India’s AI Ambitions:
DeepSeek’s success has prompted India to rethink its AI strategy, with the government planning to host DeepSeek’s models on domestic servers. This aligns with IndiaAGI’s focus on data sovereignty and Atmanirbhar Bharat, making DeepSeek a strategic partner for national AI goals.
Instructions for Kishan to Leverage DeepSeek’s Strengths To ensure a seamless and impactful integration of DeepSeek R1 into IndiaAGI by Saturday evening, here are tailored instructions for Kishan:
Access and Setup:
Download DeepSeek R1-0528: Obtain the latest R1 model from Hugging Face or DeepSeek’s official repository under the MIT License. Verify system requirements, as DeepSeek’s 685B parameter count (for advanced versions) demands significant hardware.
Leverage IndiaAI Compute:
Use the IndiaAI Mission’s Compute Portal (18,693 GPUs) to run DeepSeek efficiently, minimizing costs. Coordinate with the IndiaAI team to secure compute access.
Local Hosting:
Since India plans to host DeepSeek models locally, ensure the integration complies with domestic server requirements to address data sovereignty concerns.
Fine-Tuning for Indic Contexts:
Use AIKosha Datasets:
Fine-tune DeepSeek R1 with AIKosha’s Indic datasets (e.g., Bhashini’s language data) to enhance its multilingual capabilities for Hindi, Tamil, Marathi, etc. This will align it with IndiaAGI’s goal of serving India’s linguistic diversity.
Focus on Cultural Relevance:
Train the model on India-specific contexts (e.g., governance, agriculture, healthcare) using AIKosha’s domain-specific datasets to ensure culturally accurate outputs.
Integrate with Consensus Engine:
JSON Output Utilization:
Leverage DeepSeek’s ability to produce structured JSON outputs for seamless integration with IndiaAGI’s consensus engine. This ensures compatibility with other models (Grok, Gemini, Claude) and reduces processing overhead.
Reasoning Optimization:
Configure DeepSeek to prioritize reasoning tasks (e.g., math, coding, logic) within IndiaAGI’s workflow, complementing the strengths of other LLMs. Test its self-correcting outputs to minimize errors in consensus answers.
Enhance Ethical AI with RAI Tools:
Incorporate AIKosha’s RAI Solutions: Since you’re exploring IndiaAI’s Responsible AI tools (machine unlearning, bias mitigation, fairness assessment), integrate these with DeepSeek to ensure ethical outputs. For example, use bias mitigation to address regional or linguistic biases in Indic responses.
Monitor Data Privacy:
Given DeepSeek’s policy of storing data in China, ensure all user data is processed on Indian servers to comply with local regulations and IndiaAGI’s privacy goals.
Developer Engagement:
Showcase DeepSeek’s Strengths: Highlight DeepSeek’s cost-effectiveness and reasoning capabilities in IndiaAGI’s developer outreach to attract talent building Indic applications. Use its open-source nature to encourage community contributions.
Pilot “Try Models”:
Experiment with DeepSeek in IndiaAGI’s framework alongside AIKosha’s 30 “try models” (e.g., healthcare or governance apps) to identify synergies and showcase its versatility.
Testing and Validation:
Benchmark Against Peers: Test DeepSeek R1-0528 against IndiaAGI’s existing models (Grok, Gemini, Claude, ChatGPT) using metrics like AIME (math), LiveCodeBench (coding), and GPQA Diamond (reasoning). Ensure it adds unique value to the consensus engine.
Iterate by Saturday:
Prioritize a minimal viable integration by Saturday evening, focusing on basic chat functionality and reasoning tasks. Use IndiaAGI’s existing testing protocols to validate outputs in Indic languages.
Address Security Concerns:
Mitigate Data Risks: Given India’s historical concerns about Chinese apps, implement strict data handling protocols to ensure DeepSeek’s integration complies with India’s security policies. Work with legal experts to address any regulatory hurdles.
Transparent Communication:
Document DeepSeek’s integration process to build trust with IndiaAGI’s users and stakeholders, emphasizing local hosting and compliance.
Additional Notes Unknown Strengths:
DeepSeek’s load-balancing strategy (auxiliary-loss-free approach) optimizes performance by selectively activating parameters, which could be a game-changer for IndiaAGI’s resource-constrained environment. Kishan should explore this in the technical report to minimize compute costs.
Timeline Urgency:
With Saturday evening as the deadline, prioritize quick API setup and basic chat integration. Advanced fine-tuning for Indic languages can follow once AIKosha datasets are accessible.
Collaboration Opportunity:
Reach out to DeepSeek’s team or Indian researchers (e.g., Gautam Shroff or Mayank Vatsa, cited in The Indian Express) for technical guidance on optimizing R1 for IndiaAGI’s needs. Conclusion DeepSeek’s cost-effectiveness, reasoning prowess, and open-source nature make it an ideal addition to IndiaAGI, enhancing its ability to deliver affordable, multilingual, and ethical AI solutions.
By following these instructions, Kishan can leverage DeepSeek’s strengths to boost IndiaAGI’s performance and developer appeal while aligning with India’s AI ambitions. If you’d like, I can draft a technical checklist for Kishan or a follow-up letter to DeepSeek’s team to formalize the integration request. Let me know how you want to proceed, bhai!
From: Hemen Parekh [mailto:hcp@recruitguru.com]
Sent: 04 June 2025 10:11
To: 'kokalkishan.official@gmail.
Cc: 'vishesh@incomegroup.in'; 'hcp@RecruitGuru.com'
Subject: RE: ADDING MORE LLM > API
Kishan ,
This is continuation of my chat with GROK , today morning , on the same subject
Hcp
I said :
Hey Grokbhai , you are spot on !
Only this morning, I sent to Kishan , the full text of our 2 month old chat and asked him to examine the possibility of adding API of www.Personal.ai ( which is , for past 2 years, already powering www.HemenParekh.ai ) , to IndiaAGI.ai.
But then , just now I came across this news report >
action=profile_completion&utm_
Here is the URL of BharatGEN > https://bharatgen.tech
What do you say >
Would it be better to get an API of BharatGen , rather than Personal.ai ? Is such API available ? How would adding BharatGen to
IndiaAGI , improve its performance as far as India-centric questions are concerned ? “
Grok replied :
Yo, Grokbhai’s back in the game! Thanks for the context and the links—that really helps me zero in on what we’re cooking with
IndiaAGI.ai.
So, you’re weighing whether to integrate the API of Personal.ai (already powering HemenParekh.ai for two years)
or pivot to BharatGen, India’s shiny new multimodal LLM, for IndiaAGI.ai.
Let’s break this down, compare the two, and figure
out if BharatGen’s API is available and how it could boost IndiaAGI’s performance on India-centric questions.
BharatGen vs. Personal.ai: Quick Overview
- BharatGen:
- Launched in June 2025 by IIT Bombay under India’s National Mission on Interdisciplinary Cyber-Physical
- Systems, BharatGen is a government-funded multimodal LLM designed for 22 Indian languages, integrating text,
- speech, and images. It’s built to tackle India’s linguistic and cultural diversity, with a focus on inclusivity, data-efficient
- models, and digital sovereignty. By Q4 2025, it aims to deploy models for real-world applications, with open-source
- components for text and TTS (text-to-speech).
- Personal.ai:
- A platform specializing in creating personalized AI models (or "digital twins") based on user data, like memories,
- preferences, or expertise (as seen with HemenParekh.ai). It’s great for tailored, individual-focused applications but isn’t
- inherently designed for broad India-centric contexts or multilingual support across India’s diverse languages.
Is BharatGen’s API Available?
As of June 2025, BharatGen’s API availability isn’t explicitly detailed in public sources. However:
- BharatGen plans to release a subset of models, weights, recipes, and data as open-source starting in 2025, with
- selective sharing for government and trusted partners.
- Posts on X and web reports suggest BharatGen is building an ecosystem for developers, startups, and researchers,
- offering access to models, datasets, and tools.
- This implies an API or developer access is likely in the works, especially given their focus on collaboration with startups
- and public-private partnerships. You’d need to reach out to the BharatGen Consortium (via bharatgen.tech or IIT Bombay’s Technology Innovation Hub) to confirm API availability, pricing, or access terms for IndiaAGI.ai.
In contrast, Personal.ai already has a functional API, as it’s been powering HemenParekh.ai for two years.
It’s readily available, but its focus is narrower—more about personalized AI than broad, India-specific applications.
BharatGen vs. Personal.ai for IndiaAGI.ai
Let’s evaluate how each stacks up for IndiaAGI.ai, especially for India-centric questions:
BharatGen
Pros:
1. India-Centric Design:
BharatGen is built for India’s 22 official languages, with a massive dataset (e.g., 15,000+ hours of annotated voice data by Q4 2025) covering text, speech, and images tied to India’s culture, history, and philosophy.
This makes it ideal for IndiaAGI.ai to handle queries about Indian languages, regional contexts, or cultural nuances (e.g., answering in Hindi, Tamil, or Assamese with local relevance).
2. Multimodal Capabilities:
Supports text, speech, and images, which could enhance IndiaAGI.ai’s ability to process diverse inputs—like analyzing Indian news articles, transcribing regional audio, or interpreting cultural imagery.
3. Data Efficiency:
BharatGen’s models are designed for low-resource languages, using techniques like knowledge distillation and curriculum learning. This is perfect for underserved Indian languages with limited digital data, improving performance on niche queries.
4. Cultural Preservation & Sovereignty:
Its focus on India-specific data reduces reliance on Western-centric models, ensuring responses align with India’s socio-cultural landscape. This could make IndiaAGI.ai more authentic and relevant for Indian users.
5. Open-Source Potential:
By 2025, BharatGen will release open-source components, which could lower costs and allow IndiaAGI.ai to customize models for specific use cases (e.g., education, agriculture, or governance).
6. Government Backing:
With ₹235 Cr funding and ties to initiatives like Bhashini, BharatGen has robust support, ensuring long-term updates and scalability.
Cons:
- API Uncertainty: No clear confirmation of API availability yet. You’d need to contact BharatGen’s team to verify access for IndiaAGI.ai.
- Early Stage: Launched in June 2025, BharatGen is still rolling out (first models demoed in October 2024). It may lack the maturity or reliability of established platforms like Personal.ai.
- Integration Effort: Integrating a new, India-specific multimodal LLM might require more engineering to align with IndiaAGI.ai’s existing stack compared to the familiar Personal.ai setup.
Personal.ai
Pros:
1. Proven Track Record:
Already powers HemenParekh.ai, so integration with IndiaAGI.ai should be straightforward, leveraging existing workflows and expertise.
2. Personalization Strength:
Excels at creating user-specific AI models, which could be useful if IndiaAGI.ai needs tailored responses for individual users or specific personas (e.g., a policymaker or student).
3. Mature API:
Personal.ai’s API is battle-tested, with clear documentation and support, reducing setup time.
4. Global Applicability:
While not India-specific, it can handle general queries well, which might be useful if IndiaAGI.ai serves non-Indian users too.
Cons:
- Limited India-Centricity: Personal.ai isn’t designed for India’s linguistic or cultural diversity. It may struggle with regional languages, dialects, or context-specific queries (e.g., answering in Odia about local festivals).
- Data Dependency: Relies on user-provided data for personalization, which may not scale well for broad, India-centric applications without extensive retraining.
- Cost: While pricing isn’t public, commercial APIs like Personal.ai can get expensive for high-volume usage, especially compared to potentially open-source BharatGen components.
- Less Multimodal Focus: Personal.ai primarily focuses on text-based personalization, lacking the speech and image integration that BharatGen offers.
Performance Improvement for India-Centric Questions
Adding BharatGen to IndiaAGI.ai could significantly boost performance on India-centric questions due to:
1. Multilingual Mastery: BharatGen’s support for 22 Indian languages (e.g., Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, Assamese) ensures IndiaAGI.ai can understand and respond in regional languages with high accuracy, unlike Personal.ai, which may rely on English or limited multilingual support. For example, a user asking about a Kumbh Mela ritual in Hindi would get a culturally nuanced response.
2. Cultural Relevance: BharatGen’s dataset is rooted in India’s history, culture, and philosophy, enabling context-aware answers. For instance, queries about Indian agriculture policies or traditional medicine would leverage India-specific data, reducing reliance on generic or Western-biased knowledge.
3. Multimodal Edge: BharatGen’s ability to process text, speech, and images allows IndiaAGI.ai to handle diverse inputs—like analyzing a photo of a traditional Indian artifact or transcribing a regional podcast—making it more versatile for real-world Indian use cases.
4. Data Efficiency: BharatGen’s techniques (e.g., subset selection, knowledge distillation) optimize performance for low-resource languages, ensuring accurate responses even for languages like Bodo or Konkani with sparse digital data.
5. Scalability & Ecosystem: BharatGen’s ties to Bhashini and open-source releases mean IndiaAGI.ai could tap into a growing ecosystem of datasets, tools, and benchmarks tailored for Indian sectors (e.g., education, law, agriculture), improving domain-specific performance by Q4 2025.
Personal.ai, while great for personalized responses, would likely underperform on India-centric questions due to its lack of specialized Indian datasets and limited multilingual capabilities.
It might handle general or English-based queries well but could miss the mark on regional or cultural nuances.
Recommendation
Go with BharatGen if:
- IndiaAGI.ai’s primary goal is to excel at India-centric, multilingual, and multimodal queries.
- You can confirm API access (contact BharatGen via bharatgen.tech or IIT Bombay).
- You’re okay with potential early-stage hiccups, given BharatGen’s recent launch.
Stick with Personal.ai if:
- You need a quick, reliable integration with minimal setup (leveraging HemenParekh.ai’s existing stack).
- IndiaAGI.ai prioritizes personalized responses over broad India-centric functionality.
- BharatGen’s API isn’t available yet, or you need a fallback.
Next Steps:
1. Reach Out to BharatGen:
Email or check bharatgen.tech for API access details. Ask about developer programs, pricing, and timelines (especially since open-source releases are planned for 2025).
2. Evaluate Use Cases:
List IndiaAGI.ai’s top India-centric query types (e.g., regional language support, cultural Q&A, or sector-specific tasks). Test Personal.ai’s performance on these vs. BharatGen’s potential (based on its multimodal and India-focused design).
3. Hybrid Option:
Consider integrating both—use Personal.ai for personalized responses and BharatGen for India-centric, multilingual tasks. This depends on your budget and engineering resources.
4. Monitor BharatGen’s Progress:
Since it’s new, keep an eye on updates via X or bharatgen.tech for API releases or new features by Q4 2025.
What do you think—does BharatGen’s India-first approach vibe with IndiaAGI.ai’s mission, or are you leaning toward Personal.ai’s proven setup? Also, any specific India-centric features you want to prioritize? Let’s keep the ball rolling! 
import requests
import json
import os
from typing import Dict, Optional
from dotenv import load_dotenv
# Load environment variables from .env file for secure API key storage
load_dotenv()
# Configuration
PERSONAL_AI_API_KEY = os.getenv("PERSONAL_AI_API_
PERSONAL_AI_BASE_URL = "https://api.personal.ai/v1" # Hypothetical base URL
TIMEOUT = 10 # Seconds for API request timeout
class PersonalAIAgent:
"""Class to handle Personal.ai API integration for IndiaAGI.ai"""
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