How to connect Perplexity to Tesselith
Add Tesselith to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, research a topic and schedule the posts in one place. Perplexity talks to Tesselith’s MCP server, so it can draft, queue and schedule posts on every channel you’ve connected. Keep a human in the loop: publishing now and deleting always ask for your confirmation.
What do I need before connecting?
You need a Perplexity account that can add custom connectors (organization admins must allow it) and a Tesselith workspace on Pro, Team or Agency (every new workspace starts with a 14-day Pro trial) with at least one channel connected.
1 · Connect · a few minutes
Run this
2 · Ask · live in Tesselith
Ask Perplexity to post for you
Also try:
- “Queue the drafts for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings.”
- “List my Tesselith channels.”
- “What's scheduled next week?”
The setup at a glance
- Add a remote MCP connector
- Enter Tesselith's details
- Authenticate and enable
- Research, then schedule
One connection, every channel
Connect your accounts in Tesselith once. From then on Perplexity can plan and schedule for any of them, and Tesselith publishes at the time you set, even after the conversation ends.
How do I connect Perplexity to Tesselith, step by step?
1. Add a remote MCP connector
Open Customize → Connectors (or Plugins in the sidebar), choose Add custom → Add MCP connector, then Remote.
2. Enter Tesselith's details
Name it Tesselith and paste the URL. Under Advanced, set Authentication to OAuth (or API Key) and Transport to Streamable HTTP. Tick the acknowledgement and click Add.
3. Authenticate and enable
Click the connector card to sign in. A Tesselith window opens. Sign in, pick the workspace, untick anything you don't want the agent to do, and click Allow access. Then enable it.
4. Research, then schedule
Ask Perplexity to research a topic and draft posts from what it finds, then queue them in Tesselith.
What can Perplexity do in Tesselith?
The server at https://api.tesselith.com/mcp exposes these tools. Perplexity only gets the permissions you approve, and never more than your own role.
Why is Perplexity not working with Tesselith?
Almost every failure is one of these. Tesselith returns a readable error, so asking Perplexity“what went wrong?” usually points at the right row.
Perplexity and Tesselith: frequently asked questions
Perplexity’s own documentation: Perplexity docs.
