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Summary
Perplexity Computer isn't a search engine — it's an orchestration layer across 19 AI models, and most people are using it wrong. In this weekly deep-dive, Stephen Forté shares the exact playbook he runs daily: the mental model shift, a Notion memory hack that gives your AI persistent institutional context, a sub-agent strategy that turns vague prompts into parallel research squads, and a board meeting prep workflow you can steal and run Monday morning.
Key Takeaways
- The mental model shift — why you need to brief Computer like a new hire, not prompt it like Google
- The Notion memory hack — how to build a persistent intelligence layer that both you and your AI read from
- The sub-agent strategy — how specificity triggers Computer's multi-model orchestration engine
- The Monday morning action — prep a board-ready briefing document in 20 minutes flat
- How Computer's meta-router assigns tasks across 19 AI models (Claude, Gemini, GPT, Grok, and more)
- Using Notion as an intelligence backup that mirrors Computer's persistent memory
- Letting AI agents update your system of record automatically — no manual documentation
- Writing prompts that activate parallel sub-agents instead of getting generic answers
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