Wolfram|Alpha integration feedback

low-key

The integration currently handles queries such as "100 days from now". Would be nice and intuitive if it could also handle queries such as "How many days until August 11" or "Days until August 11".

frin

I just got "= Saga, Japan" for prompt "commonwealth saga".

It is completely unrelated, Saga might be Japanese location, but commonwealth has absolutely nothing to do with Japan. Wolfram Alpha should not interfere with such a prompt.

In general I always found Wolfram Alpha to be too wacky, it tries to find links where no sane person would find them. Wolfram Alpha should only be used for math (formulas and calculations). Personally I would just like to shut it off.

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When you search for the age of a person it shows the age with a ' = '

In my opinion it would look a lot better without the ' = '

coinsharp123_89320

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_date_formats_by_country
If you search "when did x happen?", the result will always be in MDY format, even though most users outside of America don't use this format.

There also may be other date issues such as "December 20" instead of "20th December"

I live outside America, so I was expecting DMY, very minor issue.

azdanov

https://kagi.com/search?q=pop+os

It's cool to know the population of Os in Norway, but I wasn't looking for that 😄

gtirloni

My search query was "kenya timezone" and I got this from Kagi:

This is the same query in WolframAlpha:

So I understood that the "{3}" is trying to communicate "UTC+3" but that wasn't clear to me before.

Non-cryptic answer.

Value7609

Wolfram Alpha feedback should go to this mega thread:

https://kagifeedback.org/d/3422-wolframalpha-integration-feedback/

Prostagma

Searching “where was kamaru usman born” provides what I would consider an odd answer, providing a random YouTube video on his beef with Colby Covington, a broken link(links to “hound://textsearch?q=Benin%20City”) and then it has the text “More…” but it’s just text, not clickable.

Not to mention that the answer is wrong. Many sources, including Wikipedia, indicate Kamaru Usman was born in Auchi, Edo, Nigeria. Not Benin, Edo, Nigeria.

Fracture

I saw the blogpost about wolphramAlpha and I tried it and got bugs. Do I have to enable it somewhere?

1) I am not getting the rich summary box

2) The instant summary box works for some search terms but not others

Firefox 128.0.3
Kagi Extension
ublock Origin
Bitwarden
MacOS 12.7.4

coinsharp123_89320

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_date_formats_by_country

If you search "when did x happen?", the result will always be in MDY format, even though most users outside of America don't use this format.

There also may be other date issues such as "December 20" instead of "20th December"

I live outside America, so I was expecting DMY, very minor issue.

Value7609

You probably should post this into this mega thread, as this is a Wolfram Alpha issue: https://kagifeedback.org/d/3422-wolframalpha-integration-feedback

atey

After submitting a query for 'eu flag' Kagi displayed an answer at the top of the results and it read: '= three equal horizontal bands of red (top), white, and red', which is incorrect. It allegedly used Wolfram Alpha for this answer.

I expected Kagi to show or describe the EU flag, i.e. 'twelve golden stars forming a circle on a blue field'.

Jake-Moss

Looks like it described the Austrian flag

RonanCJ

Searching for "Melbourne to Hobart" in Kagi gives an answer of "= about 15589 kilometers", which is due to Wolfram Alpha (for some reason) assuming that I want the distance from Melbourne, Australia to Hobart, United States rather than the much more common Melbourne Australia to Hobart Australia.

Not only that, but the answer for Melbourne AU to Hobart US in Kagi doesn't even match the answer on Wolfram Alpha (15589 km vs 13178 km).

tuesday

If searching for an element by its symbol or atomic number, the Wolfram|Alpha preview is missing the most important piece of information: its name.

I'd also recommend adding the abbreviation to this lookup.

jolly2453

Would you guys be able to integrate wolfram into Kagi assistant? So llms can perform calcs and tool use using data from wolfram? That would be awesome, thanks!

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