I support this idea.
While I’m not familiar with the exact pricing (via API) of the o3-mini model, I understand that Kagi is committed to offering an unlimited experience.
However, incorporating complex models like this could potentially strain sustainability.
That said, the o3-mini appears to strike a balance between affordability and performance, similar to the DeepSeek R1.
Perhaps Kagi could explore introducing the o3-mini model on a limited basis—such as 10 uses per day with character or content restrictions—during an experimental or beta phase.
This would allow the team to monitor usage and evaluate its impact on resources.
If it proves to be both sustainable and valuable, it could then be considered for broader, potentially unlimited use.
