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I should probably add in that kagi has some secret modes. If you precede the search query with `!expert` you get an LLM search response. If you precede it wi

I should probably add in that kagi has some secret modes. If you precede the search query with `!expert` you get an LLM search response. If you precede it with `!code` you get a GPT-4-ish tuned response. It’s… really good. And since you can do it from a browser bar if you make it your default browser, I find myself reaching for !expert at least 50% as often as ChatGPT these days. Also, it’s extremely good with citations. The !expert mode seems pretty darn up to date, no knowledge cutoff issues. I have no idea if it is search, doing a vector lookup, or they just bake the model every night. Totally magical. Also, I’m following the LLM stuff pretty closely these days — their universal summarized and their search LLM — no one else is doing that right now. It’s genuinely amazing.

_gllen 3y ago
Sounded cool, but seems like it’s (!expert) a closed beta. I just get redirected to expert.nl, maybe requires the ultimate plan? The docs are pretty unclear.
JumpCrisscross 3y ago
I’ve been using Quick Answer quite a bit. The fact that it cites its sources is absolutely fantastic.
redhale 3y ago
Neither !expert nor !code prefixes work for me.
- alphager 3y ago
  Only available in the ultimate plan.
paradox460 3y ago
You can also modify the bangs to your liking. I never use podcasts, and so having !p bound to podcast search was useless to me. Opened up the lenses config, and set the programming lens to !p.
astrostl 3y ago
"We are rolling Kagi Assistant beta for all our current Ultimate plan members (new Ultimate plan users will be onboarded daily). Assistant includes four dynamic AI modes - Research, Code, Chat, and Custom - powered by cutting-edge language models like GPT-4 and Claude-2 (on the Ultimate plan), all in one package. Stay tuned, as we plan to make the Assistant available to all members in the coming weeks." [1] 1: https://kagifeedback.org/d/2136-sep-28-2023-assistant-beta-and-enhanced-accessibility https://kagifeedback.org/d/2136-sep-28-2023-assistant-beta-a...
- Tempest1981 3y ago
  > The Kagi Ultimate Plan provides the premier Kagi experience. The plan costs $25/month. I assume there can't be anything beyond ultimate.
andreagrandi 3y ago
I tried this query: !code how do I invert a string in python and I was redirected here http://www.searchco.de/?q=how+do+I+invert+a+string+in+python&cs=on http://www.searchco.de/?q=how+do+I+invert+a+string+in+python... which doesn't even open (at least on my network) What's going on here?

_gllen 3y ago

Sounded cool, but seems like it’s (!expert) a closed beta. I just get redirected to expert.nl, maybe requires the ultimate plan? The docs are pretty unclear.

JumpCrisscross 3y ago

I’ve been using Quick Answer quite a bit. The fact that it cites its sources is absolutely fantastic.

redhale 3y ago

Neither !expert nor !code prefixes work for me.

alphager 3y ago
Only available in the ultimate plan.

paradox460 3y ago

You can also modify the bangs to your liking. I never use podcasts, and so having !p bound to podcast search was useless to me. Opened up the lenses config, and set the programming lens to !p.

astrostl 3y ago

"We are rolling Kagi Assistant beta for all our current Ultimate plan members (new Ultimate plan users will be onboarded daily). Assistant includes four dynamic AI modes - Research, Code, Chat, and Custom - powered by cutting-edge language models like GPT-4 and Claude-2 (on the Ultimate plan), all in one package. Stay tuned, as we plan to make the Assistant available to all members in the coming weeks." [1] 1: https://kagifeedback.org/d/2136-sep-28-2023-assistant-beta-and-enhanced-accessibility https://kagifeedback.org/d/2136-sep-28-2023-assistant-beta-a...

Tempest1981 3y ago
> The Kagi Ultimate Plan provides the premier Kagi experience. The plan costs $25/month. I assume there can't be anything beyond ultimate.

andreagrandi 3y ago

I tried this query: !code how do I invert a string in python and I was redirected here http://www.searchco.de/?q=how+do+I+invert+a+string+in+python&cs=on http://www.searchco.de/?q=how+do+I+invert+a+string+in+python... which doesn't even open (at least on my network) What's going on here?