Perplexity has launched Teammates, always-on AI agents that can take on different workplace roles. Access requires its $200 a month Max subscription.
Perplexity Teammates lets users assign different jobs to AI agents that can work simultaneously. Users can follow each agent’s progress through individual threads in the Perplexity app.
The agents build on Perplexity Computer, which can deploy agents on a user’s device to complete tasks. Teammates adds collaboration for ongoing, large-scale work and draws on existing projects, skills and memory from other Perplexity tools.
For companies testing AI agents at work, Slack interaction offers a way to manage them through an existing workplace tool. The subscription cost makes it important to test whether sustained delegation delivers enough value; the report provides no evidence of reliability on long-running tasks.
Simultaneous task assignment could broaden what companies delegate, but dependable performance on ongoing work remains unproven.
Reuse of existing projects and memory could reduce setup work for companies already using Perplexity.
The $200 monthly subscription creates a cost threshold that teams need to weigh against demonstrated time savings.
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