Fox Tasks

1. Open chat.deepseek.com in Safari and sign in. Use the website in Safari, not the DeepSeek app.
2. In Apple Shortcuts, create a shortcut named “DeepSeek website token.” Enable Show in Share Sheet in its details and accept Safari Web Pages.
3. Add Run JavaScript on Webpage, with Shortcut Input as its webpage. Replace the example script with the code below. Add Show Result next, using the JavaScript result.
4. Return to the signed-in DeepSeek webpage in Safari. Tap Share, choose the shortcut, and allow JavaScript on that page if prompted. Copy the token from Show Result.
5. Return here, paste into the masked field, tap Save, then Test Connection. Replace the clipboard with harmless text afterward. Do not share the result; it grants access to your DeepSeek account.

if (location.origin !== "https://chat.deepseek.com") {
  completion("Open chat.deepseek.com in Safari first.");
} else {
  try {
    const token = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem("userToken") || "null");
    completion(typeof token?.value === "string" && token.value
      ? token.value
      : "No website token found. Sign in and try again.");
  } catch {
    completion("Website storage changed. No token was read.");
  }
}

Long-press the code to select and copy it. If Safari blocks JavaScript, enable Allow Running Scripts in Shortcuts’ Advanced settings. If no token is found after signing in, DeepSeek may have changed its website storage.

Apple’s JavaScript webpage instructions

DeepSeek4Free website-token documentation