Travel & BookingsDone with Perplexity Comet
Plan a London walking tour and hunt cheap flights
The author used Comet as default browser for a month to plan a walking tour, search flights in set windows and draft emails, noting where it struggled.
- What They Did
- Felix Pappe made Perplexity's Comet agentic browser his default for 30 days and used it as a search assistant. Tasks included summarising long YouTube videos, planning a one-day walking tour through London, searching for cheap flights within specific time windows, and drafting real emails.
- How It Went
- He says it saved time in some places and struggled in others, pointing to its screenshot-driven workflow as a weak spot. The accessible text gives no per-task results or numbers.
- Worth Knowing
- The article is member-only and only the intro was readable, so check the full piece for the specific London and flight results and the pitfalls.
Try it yourself with Perplexity Comet
Plan a self-guided walking tour of [city] for [number] hours, starting at [location], with stops, walking times and opening hours in a clear itinerary. Then search flights from [origin] within [date windows] and list the three cheapest options. Draft, but do not send, an email to [person] with the plan, and show it to me for review.
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