Find the most meat-heavy cat food and add it to cart

A reviewer used Comet to compare cat food options by meat content and place the chosen one in the basket.

Done with Perplexity Comet· Intermediate

What they did
Inside Perplexity’s Comet browser, they asked the built-in assistant to look through an online pet store for cat food with the highest meat content. The assistant moved through the store pages as the reviewer watched, then surfaced several meat and fish choices. The reviewer selected one through Perplexity’s interface and had it added to the basket.
How it went
It found a fit and put one item in the basket. It did not appear to review every product in the shop, and it did not provide a record of which pages it had checked. When asked later to add the last basket item again, it had no memory of it until the shop name was given.
Tips
When you ask it to continue later, include the shop name so it can recover the context. Treat its comparison as partial, since you may not be able to confirm every product it considered.

Try it yourself with Perplexity Comet

On [store name], look for cat food with the highest meat content. Compare at least [number] eligible products and show me a short table with the meat-related details you used for each one. Then add the best match to my basket, but stop before checkout. Pause and ask for my approval before you take any irreversible step such as paying, submitting, deleting, or sending anything.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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