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UnknownPublic title/caption names Perplexity: “Browser Automation with AI \| Perplexity Comet Tutorial (Automate YouTube with AI)” — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DE5_3xNHprQ; commercial relationship unverified.2:26 · spoken hook

“I want to show you something really cool automation that you could do with Comet.”

The opening line · 0:00 · move: howto

Gives Comet a repetitive title-and-hashtag cleanup job across 22 uploaded Shorts, then refreshes YouTube Studio to show the generic filenames replaced with generated titles.

450views—likes↑5.1×vs their usual post · 88 views29creators ran this script

@Azim Shaik · 1.9K followers · 1 of 30 recent posts mention Perplexity · creator page →

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The script37 lines · @Azim Shaik
  1. 0:00I want to show you something really cool automation that you
  2. 0:02could do with Comet. Comet is a browser from Perplexity and I
  3. 0:08have the premium subscription of Comet. What you see right
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Where this post sitsthe repetition is the proof
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Browser agent operates the workspace

Name a repetitive knowledge-work bottleneck, let Comet act across live tabs and connected tools, then show the resulting document, draft, calendar event, database row, or website change before acknowledging the human approval boundary.

Workflow educators giving Comet bounded jobs inside real browser tabs and connected work apps · 29 creators · 29 posts

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