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The most interesting thing about Perplexity Comet is that it can actually do things in Cal / Gmail Ex. I asked it to reschedule a 1:1 - it moved the invite and sent an email Neither Google nor OpenAI have done this in their agents…maybe for safety reasons, but...

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