Perplexity details Brain memory system and Agent API testing methods
Perplexity published a technical guide on November 2, 2026, explaining its Brain memory architecture for Perplexity Computer, a system designed to store and organize agent interactions across three layers: raw transcripts, distilled notes, and a linked knowledge wiki. Brain uses token-level memory outside the model, allowing agents to retrieve and update context without altering learned weights.…
Perplexity Details Brain Memory Architecture and Agent API Testing
Unite.AI · 2 November 2026
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