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Guides engineers through bundle analysis, lazy loading, image optimization, caching headers, virtualized lists, and Core Web Vitals monitoring so web apps stay fast and scalable for production traffic.

This guide provides comprehensive instructions for deploying applications powered by the Perplexity Sonar API. It covers setup for major cloud platforms like Vercel, Google Cloud Run, and Docker. Users can deploy production-ready endpoints, manage required secrets, implement edge functions, and utilize caching mechanisms (e.g., Redis) to ensure high availability and performance in production environments.

This skill provides a comprehensive guide to configuring the Perplexity Sonar API across distinct operational environments (development, staging, and production). It details how to manage environment-specific API keys, enforce tailored rate limits, select appropriate models (e.g., sonar vs. sonar-pro), and implement cost optimization strategies. Use this when migrating or integrating Perplexity search functionality into a multi-tier, production-grade application architecture.

Provides a comprehensive monitoring solution for the Perplexity Sonar API. It tracks critical performance metrics, including latency (p95), cost per query, error rates, and citation quality. This skill is essential for implementing production monitoring dashboards, configuring proactive alerts (e.g., high latency, zero citations), and ensuring the API's stability and high-quality output in real-world applications.

This comprehensive checklist guides the deployment of Perplexity Sonar API integrations to a robust production environment. It covers critical aspects including API key management, robust code quality practices (retries, rate limiting), performance optimization (caching, streaming), detailed monitoring setup, and cost control strategies. Use this checklist when preparing for a major Perplexity feature launch or going live to production.

This guide outlines the comprehensive reference architecture for building advanced, AI-powered search and research applications, modeled after Perplexity. It covers three core tiers: a searchable service with model routing and caching, a citation pipeline for validation and rendering, and an orchestrator for multi-query research synthesis. Use this when designing complex, production-grade, search-augmented LLM integrations or reviewing advanced system patterns.

This skill provides production-ready patterns for integrating with the Perplexity Sonar API in both TypeScript and Python. It covers best practices for creating robust wrappers around the standard OpenAI client, including dedicated handling for citations, search results, and related questions. It also includes essential utilities like implementing exponential backoff for reliable retries. Use this when setting up complex search-augmented generation workflows or standardizing team coding practices around Perplexity usage.

Provides comprehensive security best practices for integrating the Perplexity API. This guide covers secure API key management using environment variables, critical query sanitization (stripping PII like emails, phone numbers, and credit cards), and implementing domain filters for compliance. Essential for developers building production applications that handle sensitive user data.

Phoenix is an open-source observability platform for tracing, evaluating, and monitoring LLM applications; use it to debug prompts, run dataset evaluations, build experiment pipelines, and watch production inference in real time.

Fully managed, auto-scaling vector database tailored for production AI workloads such as RAG, recommendations, and semantic search, offering hybrid dense+sparse search, namespaces, metadata filters, and <100ms latency on serverless infrastructure.

Guides users through plantuml diagram generator tasks, covering activation triggers, best practices, and production-ready code for visual content work.

Automates Plotly chart creation by offering step-by-step guidance, best-practice patterns, and production-ready code or configuration whenever visual content, diagrams, or presentations need charts.