Include chat title in shared chat link preview

bert

When sharing URLs in messaging apps, oftentimes a preview of the link is rendered with a specific page title and sometimes even a preview of the page content. However, when sharing a link to a public Kagi assistant chat in macOS’s Messages.app, the link is just rendered as “Kagi assistant” with no information about the content of the chat.

Ideally the link preview would contain the chat title, and maybe even a thumbnail image of the exact prompt (or a snippet of it).

Recipients of links to Kagi assistant chats would have an idea of what they're looking at before opening the link.

ChatGPT does the following, showing you the chat title:

jvargas

Current Behavior:
When sharing Kagi Assistant conversation links through Apple Messages (and other messaging platforms), the link appears as a plain URL with a Kagi image without context about the conversation topic.

Requested Enhancement:
Modify the Assistant shareable links preview so that:

The session title appears automatically when the link is shared
Recipients can see what the conversation is about before clicking
Links are more organized and identifiable in message history

Use Case:
When sharing multiple Assistant conversations through messages or emails, it's difficult to distinguish between them. Having the session title visible would make it easier to:

Reference specific conversations later
Help recipients understand the context before opening
Keep message threads more organized

Expected Result:
When pasting an Assistant link into Apple Messages, the preview should display:

Session title (e.g., "Python Data Analysis Help") in addition to Kagi branding
Optionally: assistant name or preview snippet