Perplexity.AI Actor
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Perplexity.AI Actor
jons/perplexity-actor
Use the Perplexity.ai Scraper to extract information with AI. For example: "Find hotels in Prague that offer free breakfast and have a nightly rate under 1000 CZK." Export the results into a structured dataset.
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$30.00/month + usage
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