Add Permafrost (cache-aligning proxy + Claude Code plugin) to Others#655
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A cache-aligning proxy + Claude Code plugin that freezes the prompt prefix so DeepSeek's automatic context cache always hits, via the Anthropic-compatible endpoint. Adds docs/permafrost (EN+CN) and a row in the Others table of both README.md and README_cn.md.
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Adds Permafrost to the Others section (README.md + README_cn.md), with bilingual integration docs under
docs/permafrost/.Why it belongs here
Permafrost is built specifically around the DeepSeek API: it is a zero-dependency passthrough proxy (and Claude Code plugin) for DeepSeek's Anthropic-compatible endpoint (
https://api.deepseek.com/anthropic) that keeps the prompt prefix byte-stable so DeepSeek's automatic context caching keeps hitting — deterministic tool ordering, env-block freezing, nonce stabilization, canonical serialization, cold-anchor coalescing for parallel subagents, and an opt-in idle keepalive.Measured against the live DeepSeek API on real Claude Code traffic (reproducible via
e2e/run_claude_code.shin the repo): 66% cache hit rate / 64% lower cost on a multi-turn agentic task; coalescing takes concurrent cold fan-out from 0% → 73% hit. The repo also documents measured DeepSeek cache behavior (prefix-unit matching, header-fingerprint cache identity) indocs/e2e-findings.md.MIT licensed, no telemetry, runs entirely locally.