Use an AI browser to compare trips and deals

A writer used Comet to research restaurants, hotel openings, and a preorder price while they kept working.

Done with Perplexity Comet· Intermediate

What they did
While drafting an article, a writer handed Comet a few separate browsing jobs. It checked Michelin Guide spots for a Copenhagen trip based on their filters, looked for hotel openings in Japan for a honeymoon next year, and searched for the best price on a game preorder. They let it keep going in the background and returned to their writing.
How it went
The browser ran alongside their work, which helped them stay focused. The restaurant and hotel searches did not produce shared results, and some requests failed when the agent ran into problems. They also stopped it before any restaurant reservation could be made.
Tips
This kind of agent can save attention, but it may slow down at first and sometimes stop on tricky tasks. Keep it to research mode and ask for confirmation before any booking or purchase.

Try it yourself with Perplexity Comet

Help me research a trip and compare options without making any purchases. I’m planning to visit [city/country] from [dates] and need [number] restaurant options in [cuisine/style] plus [number] hotel options for [guests] in [area] under [budget]. Also check whether [product] is available at a better price. Show a short table with key details and links, then pause and ask for my approval before booking, reserving, ordering, paying, or submitting anything.

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

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