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Latest articles tagged “Perplexity”
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Freeze Perplexity Fast for Reproducible Tests
Perplexity’s dynamic fast preset now uses GPT-5.6 Luna and priority processing. A frozen configuration preserves the request, not the live web.
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Perplexity DeepSeek V4 Flash: Verify Routing and Fallbacks
Verify Perplexity DeepSeek V4 Flash routes by separating Agent model fallback from Router deployment failover and preserving the evidence each surface exposes.
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Perplexity MCP: Hosted Server, OAuth and Custom Connectors
Compare the two Perplexity MCP directions, where credentials live, which system calls the tools, and what a private connector cannot prove about public visibility.
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Perplexity Router API vs Agent API: Which Provides Web Grounding?
Compare Perplexity Router and Agent API by retrieval ownership, tool evidence, citations and fallback using a 24-field run ledger.
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Perplexity Agent API Citations: A Migration Checklist
Normalize numbered and source-typed Agent API citations into one internal source contract before migrating from legacy Sonar or MCP-backed workflows.
