Perplexity Computer Update: Automate & Build ANYTHING!

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Perplexi just released something called Plexi Computer and this is not a chatbot update. This is a completely different level. Here's the simplest way I can explain it. You know how a regular AI answers your questions? Perplexi Computer doesn't just answer. It actually does the work in the background. You describe what you want done, walk away, and come back to finished results. And it doesn't just use one AI to do it. Orchestrates the best AI in the world for each specific part of the job. If you need deep research, Gemma handles it. If you need video, well that's there. If you need speed, you got gro. You need long documents, chat, GBT. All of them working together automatically on your single request and it can run for hours or days or months. You can even schedule tasks in. And you can tell it, for example, to build three landing pages, get it built, right? Tell it to give you a daily AI news brief every morning. It shows up. Tell it to track your competitors done automatically. We are testing this thing live, but I want to see how far we can push it, what it can actually build, how long it runs, and whether it lives up to the hype. Let's find out together. This is the new update from Publexi Computer as you can see. And this is basically like a combination of different AI models used inside AI. Now, if we actually go over to Publexi Computer over here, it's available on the Max plan. So, just to be very clear here, you do need the Max plan to use this. But I will say the more I test it, the more interesting it becomes, the more powerful I realize it is. When I first tested, I was like, it's okay. But actually, it's really, really good so far. So, you can connect it to different apps here. And I want to show you some of the example tasks I've actually built with this. So for example here and literally all I do is I just give it a prompt and then I go off walk away close the tab and it's working off in the background like an autonomous AI agent. So for example here I said create a beautiful dopamine inducing website that's fun and amazing for this. Then I inserted the information about the AI profit AI automation community. As you can see it went off built it. I closed the tab. I didn't even think about it again. And then boom shakalaka we have the website ready to go and actually looks really nice as you can see right here. It's pretty nicely designed. We can go full screen on that bad boy if we want to. So it's it's pretty cool. And also we can export this. So we can download it as a HTML and then we can upload that HTML to wherever we want. So if we wanted to deploy this on say Netlify or something like that, we've got it good to go. And the design is really nice and it just did it all in the background for me automatically which is really cool. It's very very autonomous to be honest and it's great for building out projects. That is just one example but you can see it's looking pretty nice so far. Let's take another one. So we actually built a snake game over here. We built we said build a snake game. and the super dopamine and juice and you know the snake leaves rainbow trails blah blah blah and it created this game. Now what I also like about this is when it generates the apps it's basically deployed and you can just come back to this thread later on with it ready to go. So you see here it says deploying the snake game and then if we click on this we've got the game ready to go. We can download it and we can also share this as well. So, if you click this link, you can make it sharable. And then, for example, if we share this tab here, we've actually got the game uh deployed full, you know, full screen and people can access it just by using that sharable link, right? It looks really cool. It's pretty interesting. And literally, it was created in one single prompt. I was barely even trying to use this, but it's pretty fun and it can deploy games and that sort of thing. So, just to recap, so far, we have built websites, we have built games, all of this worked first time round, which is pretty crazy as well. And if you go back to our task list here, you can see all your history of what's been created previously. So here is the snake game as you can see. And then you can click through this and start playing it and whatever, right? Pretty nice. Now, if we go back here, we can also, for example, check out this app that I built. This is a Pommer Duro timer app, as you can see. If we open this up, just to demonstrate to you that you can actually build apps and useful stuff with this as well. I actually use timers like pretty much all day when I'm creating tasks. So, this is something useful to me along with the website that we built. These are real use cases for real stuff. I would actually use this for. It's not just like theory. So, if we click on this one, for example, it's built out the app. As you can see, if we click on play and or start on this, you can see the timer running and then you can switch between deep work at the top. You can reset it, start it, switch between shorter timers, etc. And it's pretty easy and simple to use, too. If we have a look at this one, this is a habit tracker app. Really like the idea of this one. So, you can track your habits with it. And you can see here that we've got this sort of nice confetti animation when we use the timer. You can add new habits here. As you can see, everything works perfectly. And that's the crazy thing about this is like I haven't seen any bugs. I haven't seen a break. And it seems to build each task within like I would say 15 to 20 minutes. So you can literally just go off, do something else, close the tab, forget about it, and then come back to it later and it's ready to go. It's all sharable. Um, you can export it. You can edit and change things if you want to. You can upload files, add files from the cloud, etc. And this is without even using the connectors, right? Bear in mind it's got access to for example like Gmail, Google Drive, Box, Outlook, Notion, etc. And then you've got a list of all your files in the back end here as well. So these are all files that have been saved. So all the games and the websites and the apps that we built were all saved over here, too. Two more things that I want to show you. So we actually built a Cyber Space Invaders style game. So let's have a look at this. So you can see that working like this. This one I will say, I'm going to be 100% honest with you. It feels a little bit laggy when you test it out as you can see with the effects. But if you wanted to change it, you would just go inside here and say like, "Okay, it's a bit laggy when I use it. Can you fix that?" Right? And then you can just fix any bugs that you see along the way, too. And then the final one that I was going to show you is a slideshow presentation. So you can do uh PowerPoint presentations like this prompt that we used for this was like an example one. So we actually copied an example one from the live example section here. Use it to create this PowerPoint presentation. It's all neatly designed. It's all looking good. created um all the content, the design, the images, everything else directly inside this PowerPoint, right? Pretty insane. So that's essentially how it works. You've got new task, tasks, files, connectors, live examples. So you can actually pull in and see what other people are building over here. And then if you want to just try this task yourself, you can click on start task. If you want to skip to the end to see what the end result of this example is, you can click on skip to the end here. But either way, it is really, really good so far. The first time I used it, I was not that impressed. The second time I used that I realized right if you give it more time then you give a prompt to it and then you walk away it seems to get a lot better right so I've actually got a fork on this as you can see right here inside the AI profit boardroom but the point here is that with perplexity computer you've basically got a multi- aent business framework right now if you're wondering okay how does this work why why is it different well perplexi computer which was just launched a day or so ago it was built by AAI and it may be their most ambitious product to date, right? So, here's a simple way to understand it. The old AI, you type a question, AI answers, you do the work, right? Get that standard in chat GPT or claude or something like that. The new AI, you describe the outcome you want. AI breaks into steps. AI assigns those tasks to specialist models. AI does the work and you review the result. It's really about going from like just getting quick answers or a little bit of research to having something that can just go off and be very autonomous. Now, Michael says, "How does Plexi compare to open claw? Is it still miles off or is open claw accelerating with its lead? The thing that I'm finding with open claw right is that it breaks a lot. It's very very buggy. Whereas he builds something like this and you can see that number one you get your own cloud computer with so it's not running locally. It's running in the cloud and also it saves all the stuff that you've built previously, right? So you can easily come back to it and organize and everything else. You kind of have like a nice mission control here where you can look at your tasks, your files, your connectors, examples, etc. Right? So it's a lot easier to navigate. It's a lot easier to look at what you've previously created. It's a lot easier to organize than something like Open Claw. However, what I would say here is that you don't get as much um customization, right? So, you you're sort of limited to the way Plexi builds it out. However, if you want something that's smooth and fast and simple and easy to set up, then you would use Plexi Computer. If you want something that's maybe more technical, a little bit buggy, but you can customize it more, then you may want to stick to something like OpenClaw. I I would say that's the biggest difference. and open cllor is open source whereas for example plexi is is a you know a private company so let's talk about the 19 model stack and what's actually running behind the scenes so you got for example claude you got gemini you got grock I haven't tried 3.1 I don't know if it can generate images I wonder if it can generate videos too let's just go over here and just say uh let's just say as a test create a video of a cat eating a pancake which is my standard test for video creation that is the benchmark mark the goldie benchmark for creating videos and then it loads the skill video production and it can generate videos as well which is pretty awesome. So it seems to be able to generate images, videos, presentations, websites, apps, tools, games, almost anything that you can think of which is pretty amazing. Also bear in mind like all these skills are built in whereas with something like open claw you have to add the skills yourself right which requires more work requires more APIs even if like for example let's say perplexity you know you have to subscribe to the max plan to use this is a little bit expensive well actually if you're using this a lot and you get all the APIs added in automatically then in some ways it's going to be cheaper right so for example with openclaw I've spent like $38 in one day using uh the clawed API with open claw. So it it kind of it's you know can it can work out cheaper is what I'm trying to say. Plus you got 13 more models running in the background depending on what the task needs to be. And the system is like model agnostic which means as better models come out complexity swaps them in. You always get the best tool for the job without having to manage any of it yourself. Now you might say how is this different from claw co-work open operator and open claw? Well number one open operator is is something that we just I just don't use anymore. Like it was way too slow for me. Open claw runs locally on your machine. You get deep access to your files. You draw the models, but you have to configure everything yourself. Perplexi computer runs in the cloud. So, Plexi manages the infrastructure, the integrations and the model selection. You describe the outcome. It handles the rest. Claude co-working cla code specialist, deep document, word coding, single model, depth, etc. Because you only get claude inside there, right? You don't get multiple models. Whereas with computer, you get multiple models. You get 19 different ones, right? And you can see here it's generating video. As you can see, I've actually got a 30-day plan. And if you want to master perplexi computer, you can see we have prompts for every single day of the plan right here. If you want to implement this and really master it, it's inside the AI profit boardroom. And you know, let's just talk about the beliefs because this is the the new empowering beliefs you need to win with this stuff, right? So the old belief, for example, was some people said, I need to understand AI to use it. This is a belief that really keeps most people where they are. All you need to do is just tell people what you want. Um, tell the computer what you want and it goes off and does it. So the new empowering belief is like you don't really need to understand AI or how AI works. You just need to describe what you want. Like someone who's never used AI before but knows exactly what they want could get a lot out of this model. Other people say, "Well, I'm too late." You know, the people who win with AI already started years ago. Let's talk about Sam Warton who opened Walmart in 1962. His competitors had decades of head start, but it became the biggest retailer in human history. So, the point here is like you're not too late. You're exactly early for this tool, right? Launched 48 hours ago. And the new empower and belief really is like the best time to start was yesterday. The second best time to start right now. And right now this tool is brand new. The fair belief that I would say is like some people say you know these tools are too complicated for someone like me. But perplexity computer was actually built specifically so that non-technical people could use it. Right? You describe an outcome. It builds a workflow. There's no code. There's no setup. There's no configuration. If you can type a sentence and you can tell it what you want, you can use this tool. So the new empowering belief really is like if I can describe what I want, I can use perplexity computer. It was built for people like me. And you can see here that it's actually generated the videoly. So, we've got the video generated with AI using perplexity computer. So, it can generate videos, images, everything else. Pretty amazing. And I've actually got 100 prompts inside this guide, too, if you want to check it out. So, just to recap everything we've covered today, Perplexi Computer launched on February the 25th, 2026. Right, it's brand new. It is a multi-AI agent system that orchestrates 19 Frontier models, including Claude Opus, Gemini, Grock, Chat, GPT 5.2, to ver 3.1 and more. You describe an outcome. It breaks the task into steps, assigns specialist agents and delivers results while you do other things. It can connect to Gmail, Slack, notion, GitHub, Salesforce, Outlook, and 400 other tools. It can run for days tool uh days, months, or hours without using it. It was built specifically for nontechnical users, and it's available now to max subscribers. Anesto says, "Well, nice to see you again." Good to see you here too, Anesto. Thanks for joining. And if you want to get all the resources from today, you can get that inside my AI profit boredom community. This is a community focused on helping you save time, scale, and grow with AI automation. There's 2,500 members inside there, which means that you can post questions, you can get help, you can get support whenever you want to. There's always people online ready to help. And you can see inside the community here that you can actually get a daily accountability group as well, right? So, if you have goals, if you need to stay focused, if you struggle with information overwhelm, etc., you can join this group, post in here, and get help and support whenever you want to. Inside the calendar, you can jump on live video calls. So you can jump on coaching calls four times a week and ask questions, share your screen, etc. You can also meet people in your local area who are doing similar things to you. 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