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Hmmm One feature here that I think competitors lack is that the LLM's view of search results can be constrained by Kagi's search "lens" [0] that let you exclud

Hmmm One feature here that I think competitors lack is that the LLM's view of search results can be constrained by Kagi's search "lens" [0] that let you exclude various categories of results. I use Kagi but haven't dug into lenses, anyone have experience ? I'm currently trying to write python script interfacing with outlook's mailterm interface (win32com.client) and it's annoying. I wonder if I can restrict search results to a particular domain so it only pulls from microsoft docs... [0] https://help.kagi.com/kagi/features/lenses.html https://help.kagi.com/kagi/features/lenses.html

abound 2y ago
I use the Programming, Forums, PDFs, Recipes, and Small Webs lenses pretty regularly, though I haven't tried making my own lens yet. The 'Programming' lens is probably what you'd want for your Python script. Note: I work part-time at Kagi (was a Kagi user before that), not doing search stuff.
PhilippGille 2y ago
If you want to restrict results to a single page you can all to use `site:example.com` in your search.
flexagoon 2y ago
> I wonder if I can restrict search results to a particular domain so it only pulls from microsoft docs Yeah, you can set up an allowlist of domains in the lens configuration. I have a "Reddit" lens that essentially just adds "site:reddit.com" to the searches