Perplexity, the San Francisco-based AI search company valued at about $20 billion, is reportedly developing an AI coding assistant called “Teammate.” Business Insider and The Next Web both describe the tool as an effort to enter the fast-growing market for AI coding products, which include offerings such as Cursor and Anthropic’s Claude Code. According to reporting cited by The Next Web, “Teammate” is built from internal work and has been used by Perplexity engineers since May. A person familiar with the matter tells Business Insider that the company may eventually launch the tool publicly. While details about “Teammate’s” features, timeline, and availability are not provided in the available summaries, the reporting frames the project as Perplexity’s quiet attempt to compete in AI-assisted programming. Neither outlet’s summary indicates that Perplexity has announced the tool publicly, nor do they confirm a specific launch date. The information remains based on off-the-record sourcing referenced in the articles.
Perplexity develops “Teammate” AI coding tool to compete with Cursor and Claude Code
Perplexity, the San Francisco-based AI search company valued at about $20 billion, is reportedly developing an AI coding assistant called “Teammate.” Business Insider and The Next Web both describe th...
- Perplexity is reportedly developing an AI coding tool called “Teammate.”
- The company’s AI coding work targets the market of tools such as Cursor and Claude Code.
- Perplexity engineers have reportedly used the internal tool since May.
- A source says Perplexity may launch “Teammate” publicly later, though no date is specified.
- Perplexity is described as being valued at about $20 billion.
Perplexity wants a piece of the AI coding boom. The San Francisco search startup has built an internal coding tool, codenamed “Teammate,” and may launch it publicly later, a person familiar with the matter told Business Insider. Its own engineers have used the tool since May. The company made its name with an AI search […] This story continues at The Next Web
3 hours agoSan Francisco-based Perplexity, valued at $20 billion, is working on 'Teammate,' an AI tool that may compete with AI coding giants like Anthropic.
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