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A browser extension that uses AI to deeply analyze content by searching for related information starting from a URL Kagami - AI-powered deep analysis starting from any URL News, papers, blog posts. Kagami uses AI to analyze any web page, presenting summaries, timelines, causal analysis, and insights with a single click. ■ Key Features 🔍 AI Deep Analysis Analyze web pages from multiple angles with one click: summaries, chronological facts, causal relationships, and essential insights. 🌐 Google Search Integration Through Grounding, real-time Google Search results are integrated into the AI analysis, providing analysis that includes the latest related information. 👥 8 Persona Types Get action advice tailored to your role: engineer, PM, marketer, investor, and more. 📚 Academic Paper Analysis Automatically detects papers from arXiv, PubMed, IEEE Xplore, ACM Digital Library, and provides specialized analysis including technical contributions, methodology, and reproducibility. 💬 Follow-up Chat Ask the AI follow-up questions about the analysis results to deepen your understanding. 📄 PDF/Markdown Export Export analysis results as PDF or Markdown for reports and sharing. ■ How It Works 1. Open any web page in Chrome 2. Click "Analyze this page" in the side panel 3. View summaries, timelines, causal analysis, and action advice in the side panel
Apr 21, 2026
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