Perplexity is testing a new shared memory system called Brain, offering users categorized topics, detailed context, and a 3D map for browsing stored knowledge.
Perplexity is testing a personalized daily digest for its Computer agent, integrating project and office tools, with Slack delivery planned for later.
Perplexity has released Bumblebee, an open-source security scanner for developer machines that helps detect risky packages and extensions.
Perplexity's new release connects Computer to live company data in Snowflake and Databricks, powering data-driven analytics.
Perplexity is testing a Digest feature set to deliver daily summaries powered by its upcoming context system, hinting at deeper integration with Perplexity Computer.
Perplexity rolls out Personal Computer to all Max subscribers, bringing automated tasks, local file access, and Mac integration.
Perplexity is developing a Workflows tab for Perplexity Computer that lets users select structured task flows, such as SEO audits or market research.
Perplexity now supports Plaid connections for checking, savings, credit cards, loans, and investments, creating an all-in-one finance dashboard.
Perplexity is developing a Market Research section powered by Perplexity Computer, offering research workflows and premium data.
Perplexity Health is set to offer users secure access to health data providers, personal dashboards, and specialized AI agents within Perplexity.
Perplexity launches Comet Enterprise, a managed AI browser for companies with admin controls, policy support, enterprise security, and data compliance features.
Perplexity is adding Skills for reusable workflow instructions in Computer, plus testing a “Final Pass” document review feature for content analysis.
What's new? Perplexity launched pplx-embed-v1 and pplx-embed-context-v1 for large-scale retrieval; models use int8 and binary quantization in 0.6b and 4b sizes;
Perplexity is developing a Mac-only Messages connector for its Comet browser and testing a new credits system for expanded usage.
Perplexity is preparing to launch its Gamma mode, featuring rapid, agent-driven searches powered by Grok 4.1 or possibly Grok 4.20.
Perplexity is testing a Health section that may offer personalised advice, settings-based profiles, and possible Apple Health integration.
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