Kagi Search

AI & ML

Search the web with Kagi's privacy-first engine through conversation — Neotask uses OpenClaw to deliver clean, ad-free results and AI-powered summaries.

What You Can Do

Search Without Ads or Tracking

Ask Neotask to search for any topic using Kagi's privacy-first engine. Results are ranked without commercial bias — no promoted listings, no SEO spam. Get the best pages for your query, not the ones that paid to be there.

Summarize Any URL or Document

Paste a URL and ask Neotask to summarize it using Kagi's Universal Summarizer. Get key points extracted from articles, research papers, documentation, and YouTube transcripts in seconds.

Deep Research on Any Topic

Ask Neotask to research a topic using Kagi: it runs searches, retrieves top results, and synthesizes findings into a structured report. Get a literature overview, technology comparison, or market analysis without manually reading dozens of pages.

Compare Search Results Across Sources

Ask Neotask to search for a topic and compare what Kagi's different result types say: web pages, news, academic sources. Get a balanced picture of consensus and disagreement on technical or contentious topics.

Fast Answers with Source Citations

Ask factual questions and Neotask searches Kagi, finds authoritative answers, and cites the source. Get grounded responses with provenance — not hallucinated facts.

Find and Summarize Technical Documentation

Ask Neotask to search for documentation on an API, library, or framework using Kagi and summarize the relevant sections.

Try Asking

  • "Search Kagi for vector database comparison 2025 and summarize the top 3 results"
  • "Summarize the article at this URL for me"
  • "Research the current state of open-source LLM fine-tuning frameworks using Kagi"
  • "Find recent news about Rust async performance improvements using Kagi"
  • "Search Kagi for PostgreSQL vs MySQL for high-write workloads and compare what sources say"
  • "Find the official documentation for the Temporal workflow engine using Kagi"
  • "Summarize this YouTube video transcript"
  • "What do the top Kagi results say about service mesh architectures?"

    • Pro Tips

  • Kagi ranks quality, not popularity — results from small authoritative blogs and niche documentation sites often rank higher than large commercial sites; this makes it especially good for technical research.
  • Universal Summarizer handles paywalls — Kagi's summarizer can often extract content from paywalled news articles and research papers that other tools cannot; try it before assuming a source is inaccessible.
  • Combine search and summarize — search with Kagi, identify the best-looking URLs, then ask Neotask to summarize each one; you cover more ground faster than reading each page.
  • Use for fact-checking — when Neotask gives you a fact you are unsure about, ask it to verify using a Kagi search; you get source-backed confirmation rather than relying on training data.
  • Specify recency — for fast-moving topics, ask Neotask to filter Kagi results to the last month or year so you get current information rather than stale evergreen content.

    • Works Well With