Thanks! Yeah, that’s a big part of the motivation.
Most internal wikis slowly decay because no one has time to maintain them. An agent running on a cron schedule can continuously research topics and update the docs, while GitHub keeps the full history of what changed.
My experience has been that raw “one-shot intelligence” hasn’t improved as dramatically in the last year, but the workflow around the models has improved massively.
This feels a lot like the “enterprise version” of what projects like OpenClaw are trying to do in the open source world — a persistent agent that lives on your machine and can act on your behalf across apps.
If Perplexity ships this successfully, I suspect it could push the whole space forward. Once a big company normalizes the idea of an always-on agent with OS-level access, we’ll probably see a lot more companies building similar “AI computer” layers on top of existing systems.