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# Custom Assistants | ||
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[The Assistant](./assistant.md)’s Custom Assistants allow you to create specialized LLM personalities tailored to your specific needs, preferences, and use cases. | ||
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## Creating a Custom Assistant | ||
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1. Navigate to the [Custom Assistants](https://kagi.com/settings/?p=assistant) page (Settings > Assistant > Custom Assistants) | ||
2. Click **Add New**. | ||
3. Configure your assistant with these settings: | ||
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- **Assistant Name**: Give your assistant a memorable name | ||
- **Custom Bang Name**: Create a shortcut to quickly access this assistant | ||
- **Internet Access**: Toggle to allow access to Kagi Search results | ||
- **Lens**: Choose a specific lens to focus searches on particular domains | ||
- **Personalized Results**: Enable to apply your search customizations | ||
- **Model**: Select your preferred LLM model based on: | ||
- Speed | ||
- Quality | ||
- Cost | ||
- Context Window | ||
- **Response Instructions**: Define how your assistant should interact (1500 characters max) | ||
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## Using Custom Assistants | ||
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Select your Custom Assistant from the model-selection dropdown menu below the prompt bar to begin interaction. | ||
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## Example Configurations | ||
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Here are a few example configurations you can use to get started. You can also visit [Anthropic’s Prompt Library](https://docs.anthropic.com/en/prompt-library/library) for more useful prompts. | ||
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### Professional Writer Assistant | ||
```markdown | ||
Name: Writing Pro | ||
Bang: !write | ||
Internet Access: Enabled (for current writing trends and examples) | ||
Lens: Entire Internet | ||
Instructions: Respond in a professional tone with clear, concise language. Focus on grammar, style, and clarity. Provide constructive feedback on writing samples. When appropriate, suggest improvements while maintaining the original message's intent. | ||
``` | ||
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### Coding Mentor | ||
```markdown | ||
Name: Code Guide | ||
Bang: !code | ||
Internet Access: Enabled (for documentation and best practices) | ||
Lens: Programming | ||
Instructions: Explain programming concepts clearly with practical examples. Use best practices and modern conventions. Include comments in code examples. Focus on readability and maintainability. Highlight potential pitfalls and optimization opportunities. | ||
``` | ||
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### Academic Researcher | ||
```markdown | ||
Name: Research Aid | ||
Bang: !research | ||
Internet Access: Enabled (for current research and papers) | ||
Lens: Academic | ||
Instructions: Provide comprehensive, academic-style responses with clear citations. Focus on peer-reviewed sources when available. Present balanced viewpoints on complex topics. Highlight key findings and methodologies. | ||
``` | ||
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### Recipe Helper | ||
```markdown | ||
Name: Chef Assistant | ||
Bang: !chef | ||
Internet Access: Enabled (for recipes and cooking techniques) | ||
Lens: Recipes | ||
Instructions: Provide clear, step-by-step cooking instructions. Focus on practical cooking tips, ingredient substitutions, and technique explanations. Include serving sizes and preparation times. | ||
``` | ||
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### News Analyst | ||
```markdown | ||
Name: News Guide | ||
Bang: !news | ||
Internet Access: Enabled (for current events) | ||
Lens: World News | ||
Instructions: Analyze current events with balanced perspective. Provide context for news developments. Focus on factual reporting and multiple viewpoints. Summarize key points clearly. | ||
``` | ||
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## Tips for Effective Instructions | ||
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- Be specific about desired tone and style | ||
- Include relevant expertise areas | ||
- Specify preferred response format | ||
- Use positive instructions ("provide examples" rather than "don't be vague") | ||
- Consider including: | ||
- Preferred citation style | ||
- Response length preferences | ||
- Specific areas of focus | ||
- Format requirements | ||
- Language level (technical, casual, academic) | ||
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## Best Practices | ||
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1. Test your assistant with various prompts | ||
2. Refine instructions based on responses | ||
3. Create different assistants for distinct use cases | ||
4. Use clear, actionable language in instructions | ||
5. Update settings as your needs change | ||
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Remember that well-crafted instructions lead to more accurate and useful responses. Take time to think about your specific needs and how to communicate them effectively. |