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As a relatively long-time Kagi user (March of 2022) I would encourage people to give their LLM aggregator, Kagi Assistant, a try. It won't suffice for everyone
by hcurtiss 1y ago
As a relatively long-time Kagi user (March of 2022) I would encourage people to give their LLM aggregator, Kagi Assistant, a try. It won't suffice for everyone, but having access to all of the major LLMs is super useful to me. With one subscription, you can have premium search and an excellent LLM aggregator that cites sources using Kagi search. It's pretty rad. Both my wife and I pay for Ultimate subscriptions, and we have child accounts for our daughters.
- Marsymars 1y agoI've tried Kagi Assistant several times... I haven't really found my usage to be sticky though, I'm not entirely clear what I'd use it for on a regular basis where it would be an improvement over my current (LLM-free) workflow.
- VHRanger 1y agoTry adding !ai to the end of queries once in a while and see if it saves you time. It does for a lot of them.
- VHRanger 1y agoI'd also encourage you to try the !ai bang in addition to the "?" for quick answers. !ai sends the query directly to kagi.com/assistant with you default model. If you pick a solid and fast default, like kimi-k2, it's a great experience
- hcurtiss 1y agoThis is a great tip!