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It seems that a lot of them are sort of "off" by default to keep search focused on search. If you want to get an LLM summary of a search, for example, end the s
by galleywest200 2y ago
It seems that a lot of them are sort of "off" by default to keep search focused on search. If you want to get an LLM summary of a search, for example, end the search with a question mark. Example: "what is gravity?" instead of "what is gravity".
The summarizer lives at a different page, here: https://kagi.com/summarizer/ https://kagi.com/summarizer/
- vvpan 2y agoOh I see. I knew "lenses" existed but as you say it's a multi-step process to use them and not from the browser search bar.
- iimblack 2y agoLenses can be setup with bang notation. So a research lens could use !r your-query-here
- i_love_retros 2y agoCan also click the quick answer link on existing search results page. And each search result item had a menu that includes an option to summarize the page.
- radicality 2y agoI use that super often, probably in vast majority of searches. It's basically an llm synthesized version of the results. You can also get it by the shortcut `q` on the results page, or by ending your query with a `?`