It seems like Perplexity’s recently announced Comet browser is getting a local Model Context Protocol (MCPs). The feature was first spotted by Testing Catalog in development builds and is expected to expand Comet’s ability to connect not just with remote MCPs but also with a user’s local desktop environment.
At the moment, Comet is capable of managing browser-based automation via remote MCPs. But now, by adding local MCP support, it will be able to access files, folders, and even desktop applications in response to natural language requests.
