Keenable pairs with last30days for cheaper research
A developer says combining Keenable’s web-search API with /last30days replaced his research workflow across Hermes and Claude Code, outperforming Exa, Perplexity, and Parallel on price and many tasks.
The compelling idea is not another research interface, but cheap, agent-native retrieval that plugs directly into existing workflows. The comparison is anecdotal, but the architecture is promising.
- –MCP, CLI, and API support make Keenable easy to wire into Claude Code, Hermes, and other agents
- –/last30days adds recency and community signals from Reddit, X, YouTube, and the web
- –Keenable advertises 100B+ documents, sub-250ms p95 latency, and pricing from $1 per 1,000 requests
- –Search quality still depends on ranking, fetching, and source coverage; public head-to-head benchmarks remain limited
- –The workflow could make premium research APIs harder to justify for high-volume developer use
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2026-08-25
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2026-08-25
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