Mindy Duerst that is the main thing. To not only add Perplexity as a model, but allow us to choose from our spaces. And our team memebrs to also be able to see any of our shared spaces (We're on an Enterprise account with Perplexity so perhaps its different.) I wasnt sure if that would be a feature they could build in given any limitations of the Perplexity API. SO I asked Brain... This is what I got:

(Im Iadding this for the devs if they read this)

Perplexity AI does offer an API that allows integration with external tools. This means you can connect it to other platforms or workflows, similar to how you might use ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini in a unified interface.

There are platforms (like Lumio AI and llmswap) that let users switch between multiple AI models—including Perplexity, ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini—within a single interface. These platforms are designed to help users compare outputs and choose the best model for their needs.

Regarding "spaces" or workspace context: While Perplexity AI itself does not natively advertise a feature for switching between user-defined "spaces" (like ClickUp's Spaces), some third-party tools and SDKs (such as llmswap) allow for context management and multi-provider chat. This means you can manage conversations and context across different models and providers, but the concept of "spaces" is more about how the integration platform organizes things, not a built-in Perplexity feature.

In summary: You can integrate Perplexity with other tools and switch between models if you use a platform that supports this. However, the ability to select a "space" within Perplexity (as you do in ClickUp) depends on the integration platform, not Perplexity itself.

If you want a workflow where you can switch models and manage context or "spaces," you'll need to use or build an integration layer/platform that supports these features. Perplexity's API gives you the flexibility to do this, but the "space" selection is not a native Perplexity feature—it's something you or the integration tool would need to implement.

Jason Joseph thanks for sharing this!! Perplexity still my first choice in AI tools.

Mindy Duerst you are quite welcome, mine as well. I do like it paired with Google's Notebook LM as it becomes even more powerful, and Brain being connected to all of my work is incredible.

Perplexity's Comet browser does a lot of work for me as well. Its always open on my desktop.

(If my org. I founded didn't have planting one tree for every product we ship built into our model I would not be able to sleep at night though given all of the natural resources that these A.i. tools burn through!) ;p