Kagi announced that its AI assistant is now accessible to users on all subscription plans. The rollout begins in the United States and will expand globally over the coming days. The assistant integrates multiple large language models and adds features such as web search, image generation, and customizable thread organization. Users can set a default model, rename threads, and manage multiple threads in bulk. Token cost visibility has been added to the billing page to help users monitor usage. Privacy Pass, an IETF‑standardized protocol, is now available natively for Orion browsers, the Android app, and as a Firefox/Chrome extension. It makes searches unlinkable to user accounts while disabling account‑specific personalization. UI improvements include adjustable sidebars, a revamped mobile experience, and expanded language detection. Bug fixes address widget blank screens, image handling, and language support across Kagi Search, Assistant, and Translate. Kagi invites feedback through its forum and Discord.