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About Nagi
Nagi is an aquarium assistant tool that builds a digital twin of a user's fish tank. It helps aquarists by surfacing insights about their tank's condition, simulating the effects of potential adjustments before they are made, and flagging problems early. Users can input their tank details by adding photos and water information or by snapping a photo of a test strip, which Nagi then turns into a model of the tank. When issues arise, users can describe the problem in their own words and Nagi diagnoses the issue and provides step-by-step guidance for fixing it. The service is offered as a free-to-use tool that requires no app installation and runs on a system of coordinated expert models.
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- heynagi.com
