Kagi Search gives you clean, ranked, ad-free results without the surveillance overhead of mainstream search engines. WhatsApp puts those results in front of the right people instantly. Connecting the two through Neotask means you can run a search, summarize the findings, and push a tidy report to any individual or group chat - all in a single automated workflow. Whether you are tracking breaking news for a team, sharing research with a client, or setting up a daily briefing for yourself, this integration turns private web search into a reliable messaging pipeline. No ads, no tracking, no copy-pasting between browser tabs and chat windows.
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Daily News Briefing to a Group Chat Schedule a morning Kagi search on topics your team cares about, summarize the top results, and deliver a formatted briefing to a WhatsApp group every day at a set time.
Competitive Research Alerts Run recurring Kagi searches for competitor names, product launches, or industry keywords. When notable results appear, send a concise summary to a designated WhatsApp contact or group.
Client Research Reports Take a research brief from a client conversation, run targeted Kagi searches, and automatically forward a structured summary back to the client's WhatsApp thread.
Event and Travel Lookups Search for venue details, transport options, or local recommendations via Kagi and push the results to a personal WhatsApp chat for quick reference on the go.
On-Demand Search by Request Monitor a WhatsApp chat for search requests (e.g., a team member asks a question), trigger a Kagi search, and reply with a summarized answer in the same thread.
Neotask connects your Kagi Search skill and WhatsApp (wacli) skill so they work together inside a single agent workflow. You describe what you want - a search query, a destination chat, and a formatting preference - and Neotask handles the rest. The agent uses Kagi to retrieve ranked, ad-free results, optionally summarizes them into a readable format, then sends the output to your chosen WhatsApp contact or group via wacli. Workflows can be triggered manually through a chat prompt, on a schedule, or in response to incoming messages. All search activity stays within Kagi's privacy-first infrastructure, meaning no ad profiles are built from your queries before the results reach your team.
| Capability | AppA | AppB |
|---|---|---|
| Run a Kagi search and send results to a WhatsApp contact | true | true |
| Summarize top search results into a short paragraph before sending | true | true |
| Deliver scheduled search briefings to a WhatsApp group | true | true |
| Forward ranked search links with titles and snippets | true | true |
| Reply to WhatsApp messages with on-demand Kagi search answers | true | true |
| Send search summaries as files or formatted text messages | true | true |
| Filter search results by recency before forwarding | true | false |
Ask Neotask to summarize results into 3-5 bullet points before sending - raw search snippets can be noisy in a chat context.
Use Kagi's recency filter in your prompt (e.g., 'from the past 7 days') to keep briefings timely rather than surfacing outdated content.
For group chats, include a brief header line in the message (e.g., 'Daily Search Briefing - March 28') so members know the context at a glance.
If you are sending competitive research to a client, ask Neotask to strip raw URLs and present only titles and summaries for a cleaner, more professional message.
No. Kagi Search is built around a privacy-first model with no ad targeting or behavioral profiling. Your queries run through Kagi's infrastructure under the same privacy guarantees as direct use. Neotask does not log search content beyond what is needed to execute the workflow.
Yes. Neotask uses wacli to send messages to both individual contacts and group chats. Just specify the group name or ID in your prompt and the output will be delivered there. You can also set up recurring deliveries to a group on a schedule.
Most workflows complete in under 30 seconds. The time depends on query complexity, whether Neotask summarizes the results, and WhatsApp delivery latency. Scheduled briefings run at the configured time and typically arrive within a minute of the trigger.
Yes. You can configure a workflow where Neotask monitors a chat for questions or keywords and responds with a Kagi search result. This turns WhatsApp into a simple conversational search interface backed by Kagi's ad-free results.
Yes, a Kagi account with an active plan is required since Kagi is a paid search service. WhatsApp access through wacli requires a linked WhatsApp account. Both credentials are connected to Neotask once through the skills settings and then reused automatically in all workflows.
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