kagi-cli-py
Python CLI and client for Kagi services.
PyPI package name: kagi-cli
Features
proofread: improve text qualitysummarize: summarize URLsask: query Kagi Assistantsearch: run Kagi search queries
Requirements
- Python 3.12+
- A valid
KAGI_SESSIONvalue from your Kagi session link
Install
uv sync
Install and run from PyPI
# Run without installing globally
uvx --from kagi-cli kagi --help
pipx run --spec kagi-cli kagi --help
# Install globally with pipx
pipx install kagi-cli
kagi --help
Authentication
Set KAGI_SESSION from your Kagi session link before using the CLI:
export KAGI_SESSION="your_session_value_from_link"
CLI usage
# Show help
uv run kagi --help
# Show version (git tag when available)
uv run kagi --version
# Proofread text
uv run kagi proofread "Ths is a tset."
# Summarize a URL
uv run kagi summarize "https://example.com"
# Ask assistant
uv run kagi ask "What is 2+2?"
# Search
uv run kagi search "python async"
Output formats
Commands support:
--format console(default)--format json--format md--format csv
Run tests
uv run pytest -q
1 maintainer
Metadata
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