... both content and   product work.   2. Google Search Console I basically live in it. For anything SEO, it's the only honest source of truth   about what's actually happening vs. what I assume is happening.   3. Ahrefs keyword and competitor

... time thing you can export and import. Your workflow seems interesting, if there are any other questions, please reach me out. I'd love to learn more. Comment from hira siddiqui(@hira_siddiqui1): @profi_tools  comet browser has MCP support. Claude browser extension doesn't. Regarding bookmarks, if you can extract it from raindrop as an html it can be added manually to ai context flow. But where would you use this info? I'm curious to know what ... ... Ivica Delic(@ivicad): @hira_siddiqui1  Thank you for your response. I'm not sure which specific browser extensions you are using, but if it supports MCP connection, this should work. I was asking for Claude Chrome and Perplexity Comet

... there instead of rebuilding everything from zero. Then of course @AskYura , powerful but easy to use chatbot, check it out! Comment from Rohan Chaubey(@rohanrecommends): Hi @aaronoleary , it's a great initiative to collect nominations / recommendations from the community versus keeping it 100% editorial. I see a lot of biased comments and I love that makers and their teams are proud of creations. :) Here are my unbiased nominations truly based on my use cases (I have no affiliation with ... ... these except for being a repeat hunter for Zapier on the request of the Zapier team and Comet

... from Rohan Chaubey(@rohanrecommends): My tool stack for 2025: @Canva for design. @v0 by Vercel for vibe coding. @Text Blaze to eliminate repetitive typing. @Freepik for image and video generation. @Fathom for call summary and note taking. @Perplexity 's comet browser and assistant. @Google for email, documents, sheets, etc. @TidyCal for booking meetings on my calendar. @ChatGPT by OpenAI for research, writing, etc. @Wise @Mercury @PayPal @Stripe for payments. @Figma @WordPress for website / blog design and development. @Aqua Voice ... ... coding. Comment from EW(@ez_wez): @rohanrecommends  kudos for this list! (As a new AI learner, this list is super informative and helpful) Comment from Chris Messina(@chrismessina): I've gotta go with @Windsurf I never really understood @VS

... hartung and I built this ultralight task manager for Chrome (also works well on Comet) in the form of a Chrome extension and within the first day or so, without any marketing at all got 20+ users! So what is it? It's called "Easy Tasks" and it literally has all the important stuff you need from a basic task management: Organize your tasks in task lists Search and sorting Assign due date and priority to the tasks Have ...

... Product Hunters! I ve been using Comet Pro recently, and honestly, it s exceeded my expectations As a developer and solo founder, I m always looking for tools that truly boost my productivity (browser extensions? I live by them!). Why I love Comet

... Comet is an AI-powered browser powered by Perplexity. The built-in Assistant understands each tab, summarizes content instantly, compares data across pages, and completes tasks autonomously. Available for Windows and macOS. Plus, when you start, you get one month of Perplexity. Visit now https://pplx.ai/jlprada8814293 ...

... going to ChatGPT anymore; it s just there, everywhere you read or click. This was predicted for some time, it started with ChatGPT being able to browse itself, then we saw the likes of @Perplexity launch Comet and Anthropic just dropped Claude Code in the web. So now that ChatGPT is literally following you around the web are you into that, or is this where it starts to feel a little too close and do you think OpenAI ... ... least for now. So, I think it could even surpass Chrome. Comment from Sanskar Yadav(@sanskarix): If Atlas lives up to the hype, it could actually change how we browse. Chrome isn t invincible anymore. We've seen Comet

... just about speed, it s about control and reliability too. We ll probably see more tools take this  "browser as a modular service" approach, especially as AI agents need to multitask across web workflows. I think Comet might adapt things more quickly ...

... www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHcJpGYawqk Deep dive into her design process and what it looks like to use AI like an artist: Topics How she designed Comet onboarding experience Creating generative invite codes using multiple AI tools How she created the Perplexity design system from scratch How she productized AI without leading with chat interfaces or prompts What are her principles for designing AI experiences that prioritize usability + a lot more Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:13 How Escha got to Perplexity ... ... Creating the Comet

... crazy immediately making changes. They'll keep it as is, until they see where they can make changes, adjustments, cuts to "improve efficiency" and get a return on their investment/purchase. So time will tell. I use both Dia & Comet, mainly because I like to compare them against each other, but Dia today is still one of the top browsers! Comment from Giovambattista Fazioli(@gfazioli): for now... but lets see Comment from Sharath Kuruganty(@5harath): @feriforgacs  oh, cool. Finding ...

... best for Apple? Going solo or teaming up? In case of teaming up with whom? I am kinda surprised they are considering Google because this one has always been their rival, e.g. in hardware devices or App Store vs. Play Store. I think that the most powerful combo would be Apple + GPT tho. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @ash_grover  I am pretty curious whether they will be okay with some "revenue split" because they cut a huge ... ... such a way that it will be very unconvenient :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @tetianavoronina  I thought that ChatGPT outperformed all other LLMs. Is Gemini really so cool? I have also heard that Perplexity's Comet

... wanted an AI agent to automate all my browser tasks - like Perplexity Comet or Dia, but without leaving Google Chrome. So I built it myself! I call it Bibrowse. It automates any cross-site web task you can think of. Research, transferring data, batch social media posting, filling forms... It's not perfect yet. The main limitation right now is that the AI doesn't use vision while executing browser tasks (coming soon in future releases) and currently relies ...

... almost absurd . Blink, and there s a new wave of tools redefining everything. And somehow, since the start of 2025, we ve already seen: DeepResearch Operator AI agent platforms like Manus and Proxy The first AI-native browser: Comet And coding workflows that now feel more like vibing than typing So here s the big question: Which company do you think has led the pack so far? Here s my personal list: 1/ Google A year ago, Bard felt like ... ... meme. Now? Gemini is seriously impressive. Veo3 is crushing video, and they re catching up fast in both image generation and coding. 2/ Perplexity Honestly, these guys never stop. Between Comet

... also about organizing resources, creating notes, coming back to the same resources. I have built a Notion workflow to send a resource to my Notebook with the link and summary and any other additional resources. I have started using Comet for this as Perplexity does a good job in searching for more resources. Comet

... kind words! Comment from Mahyad(@mahyad): @remy_mess   Comment from Mahyad(@mahyad): @pie3  We aimed to build the first ever agentic browser but the models weren t quite there yet, classic too early. I haven t tried Comet myself, but the things they are doing over there seem interesting Comment from Mahyad(@mahyad): @busmark_w_nika  I completely agree, it was incredible hard, and to some extend I still feel like we got lucky to even have ... ... stop even when it made sense to. The comeback is the product. Thanks for sharing this. Comment from David Mlcoch(@pie3): Great story! YC changed our life as well. How do you think Sigma compared to new browsers like Comet

... India is simply not the purchasing power of the American market. What strategy do you think would help them increase not only the number of users but also their profit? I am attaching the current revenues for both (OpenAI vs Pplxty). Comment from Eric Buckley(@eric_buckley): @busmark_w_nika   @byalexai  google's RAG is already competing with the retrieval-based LLMs, we're showing client brands being surfaced in days across Perplexity, SGE, and you.com with properly ... ... busmark_w_nika): @buckeyeduo   @byalexai  That's the reason why we're here every day :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @byalexai  That's why I am posting it  because I know you love Comet

... Like @Perplexity Comet, but instead of asking you to download a new app, it sits right inside your Google Chrome Anyone wants to give it a try? :DD Big thanks to my team for your unwavering support: @Cursor , @DeepWiki by Congnition , @Google Gemini CLI, and ofc @maiquangtuan ...

... think it was sometime after our last launch that I felt we had given everything and the tech for what we wanted to do wasn t there yet. Now with all the models you get things like Comet being possible, guess we were too early. It was actually a little bit after when we were looking back at what customers had told us they wanted SigmaOS Airis to be able to do, that started making me think about Okibi ...

... quality of results is excellent. We ve integrated it into our product and it s become my go-to research tool now. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): @busmark_w_nika  wow seems cool! Did you heard about Perplexity Comet? Plan to use it? Comment from Arun Tamang(@arun_tamang): @busmark_w_nika  TabsMagic was a solid tool when I first came across it, too. Really good for quick tab management. But now that Chrome has started offering similar ...

... community good will and traction. Comment from Chris Messina(@chrismessina): @rajiv_ayyangar  they already announced it it's an agentive browser called Dia : But they risk getting upstaged by the likes of Perplexity with Comet . Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @rajiv_ayyangar  I'm with you that it'd be awfully nice if it worked out. What truly sucks is that Chrome's business model is to sell your data which effectively prices out anyone ...