Tanigami MCP Server Perplexity
An MCP server implementation for the Perplexity API, providing chat completions with citations
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What is Perplexity MCP Server?
The Perplexity MCP Server acts as a bridge between Claude Desktop and Perplexity's API, enabling you to get detailed, citation - backed answers directly within Claude. It enhances Claude's capabilities by leveraging Perplexity's powerful search and summarization features.How does it work?
When installed, the server runs in the background and processes your requests through Perplexity's API. It then formats the responses with proper citations and returns them to Claude Desktop for display.When to use it?
Ideal for research tasks, fact - checking, or when you need comprehensive answers with verifiable sources. Great for academic work, technical research, or any scenario where citation matters.Key Features
Citation Support
Provides answers with proper source citations for verification
Seamless Integration
Works directly within Claude Desktop interface
Research Focused
Optimized for academic and technical research queries
Advantages
Get reliable, cited information directly in Claude
No need to switch between multiple applications
Maintains Claude's conversational interface while adding research capabilities
Limitations
Long processing times may cause Claude Desktop to timeout
Requires a separate Perplexity API key
Currently no progress indication for long - running queries
Setup Guide
Get API Key
Obtain your Perplexity API key from their official website
Edit Config File
Locate and edit Claude Desktop's configuration file
Add Server Config
Insert the server configuration with your API key
Restart Claude
Restart Claude Desktop to apply changes
Example Use Cases
Academic Research
Getting properly cited sources for a research paper
Technical Verification
Checking the accuracy of technical information
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Claude sometimes timeout when using this?
Is my Perplexity API key secure?
Can I use this without Claude Desktop?
Additional Resources
Perplexity API Documentation
Official API reference and guides
MCP Protocol Overview
Technical details about Model Context Protocol
Server Status Badge
Live status indicator for this server

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