Perplexity had the day's only news: a fully local NVIDIA agent plus enterprise MDM rollout. Seven tips round things out.
Model, pricing and availability changes we actually wrote into the map and the encyclopedia.
A NVIDIA partnership and enterprise rollout tools both landed today.
Until now, Perplexity Computer orchestrated 20+ models in the cloud, which meant API usage fees applied by default.
Perplexity partnered with NVIDIA on Portable Computer, a fully local agent with no API token charges.
Teams wanting to keep everything on-device, or dodge API metering, get a new option. Casual users likely won't notice much difference.
Rolling out Comet used to mean setting up each machine individually, which was a real burden for IT.
Comet Enterprise now supports silent mass deployment to macOS/Windows via MDM, inheriting existing audit-log and retention policies.
IT teams doing a company-wide rollout benefit directly. Individual users won't see any change.
Practical ways to use these tools, picked up from social media and community threads.
Four small CLI and editor upgrades landed today.
In Claude Code, press Ctrl+G to open your editor and compose long prompts there instead of the terminal.
Handy for longer, more complex instructions that are painful to type inline.
In Cursor CLI, type `/btw` to ask a quick side question without derailing the agent's current run.
Lets you check something without interrupting the agent's momentum.
GitHub Copilot CLI's `copilot mcp` command adds and manages MCP servers directly from the terminal.
Skips hand-editing config files when wiring up a new MCP server.
In Windsurf, save your preferred PR description format as a Cascade rule, and it's applied automatically going forward.
No more re-explaining formatting each time you ask for a PR description.
Small new features landed in Gemini and Perplexity.
Upload an image to Nano Banana and prompt it to isolate just the subject as an isometric model.
Skips regenerating the whole background — useful as a quick reference image too.
In Gemini, open the top menu and pick "Temporary chat" for a conversation that won't appear in history or Activity.
Good for sensitive questions or quick experiments you don't want saved.
Highlight any text in a Perplexity answer to trigger "Check Source" and see the exact source quote behind it.
Verify a specific claim on the spot instead of digging through citations.
A daily archive of changes actually applied to the site.
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