Wolfram|Alpha integration feedback

Mat00

I tried different queries like solve 2x^2 = pi^x+9 for x and calculate 2x^2 = pi^x+9 but it doesn't bring up the Wolfram|Alpha widget:

What am I doing wrong? I know I could use the bang !wolf 2x^2 = pi^x+9 to be redirected to wolframalpha.com but that defeats the purpose of the integration. How to ever steer Kagi Assistant into solving arbitrary equations using Wolfram if I can't even myself figure out how to trigger the widget reliably?

trb

Mat00 I have the same issue, rarely see the result from the Wolfram integration

Replica6

I've been getting pretty unnecessary WA quick answers when searching for products that start with a number (an easy example is computer parts). E.g.:

Temanor

One thing that has been bugging me is that there is no input field.
I often search up cm to inches, or something similar when I want to figure out how long something is in inches.
The problem is just that I have to include the number of cm in the search. And if I want to adjust the number of cm I have to make a new search instead of just editing the number like you would do in any other search engine.

Edit: Apparantly google doesn't have input fields for length conversion like the example I gave.

RoxyRoxyRoxy

Temanor I'd like this added too.

iamchucklenuts

Tried searching for ‘Mother’s Day 2025’ on Kagi and got this:

I searched for the same in WolframAlpha and realised contextual information was stripped out in Kagi. I suggest adding what Wolfram Alpha did in their search as well, which is:

‘Assuming Mothering Sunday (United Kingdom) | Use Mother’s Dat (Mexico) or ‘more’ instead

Thibaultmol

euro euro euro euro euro

Formatting doesn't seem right here

enterprisey

from March 4 so might've been fixed

beeb

I would expect this to work:
Discriminant[x^2 + 2 (x + 7) - 19, x]

mikestevens

I suppose we're not getting rid of Wolfram Alpha when you've got Stephen Wolfram on Kagi's board of advisors, but gee whiz it's not really impressing anyone.

The fact that I searched "father's day Australia" and got America's father's day, and the logic wolfram uses to arrive that is pretty pathetic in this age of LLMs... why are we not just using Kagi's fastgpt for this stuff?

tingly8897

searching for the band Nine Inch Nails shows '9 inches = 4 nails' as a result

RKoch

Searching "2025 gaming monitor" shows "= 10000 people":

Seems to be a funny case of typo handling:

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