Perplexity added a nice feature a couple of months ago called Perplexity Spaces. In short, it allows for organizing threads inside these so-called Spaces (akin to folders), but for me the greatest feature is the ability to set custom instructions to each space, which gets sent automatically to the chat model as a system prompt.
Each Space has its own URL, with a scheme similar to this: https://www.perplexity.ai/spaces/technical-expert-<random_string>. So one idea to add support for Perplexity Spaces into Code Web Chat would be simply to add the ability to override the provider URL with a custom one. So the user could create multiple Perplexity profiles, each one with a custom URL, targeting a specific Space.
I quickly inspected the HTML of the chat textbox inside a Space, and it looks like the regular textbox, so probably there won't be any need to adjust element IDs: just the URL replacement should be enough.
URL overrides also have the added benefit of bringing more flexibility to other providers as well (especially for self-hosted solutions), besides Perplexity.
Perplexity added a nice feature a couple of months ago called Perplexity Spaces. In short, it allows for organizing threads inside these so-called Spaces (akin to folders), but for me the greatest feature is the ability to set custom instructions to each space, which gets sent automatically to the chat model as a system prompt.
Each Space has its own URL, with a scheme similar to this:
https://www.perplexity.ai/spaces/technical-expert-<random_string>. So one idea to add support for Perplexity Spaces into Code Web Chat would be simply to add the ability to override the provider URL with a custom one. So the user could create multiple Perplexity profiles, each one with a custom URL, targeting a specific Space.I quickly inspected the HTML of the chat textbox inside a Space, and it looks like the regular textbox, so probably there won't be any need to adjust element IDs: just the URL replacement should be enough.
URL overrides also have the added benefit of bringing more flexibility to other providers as well (especially for self-hosted solutions), besides Perplexity.