reverse-engineer
Reverse Engineering Perplexity AI APIs
Discover, document, and implement undocumented Perplexity AI endpoints for pplx-sdk.
When to use
Use this skill when:
- Discovering new API endpoints from perplexity.ai browser traffic
- Decoding request/response payloads from captured cURL commands
- Mapping SSE event types from streaming endpoints
- Extracting auth flows (cookies, tokens, session management)
- Adding new endpoint support to the SDK
Instructions
Step 1: Capture Traffic
DevTools (F12) → Network → XHR/Fetch
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