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Pulse, long-horizon execution, multi-agent worktrees, browser-powered development in VS Code, and response modes bring a new level of continuity to the Cortex experience.

A six-browser engineering study of startup, memory, CPU, navigation, rendering, responsiveness, background tabs, and video performance. When we launched Cortex Discover, we described a dedicated enterprise agentic browser: a familiar browsing environment with native page awareness, selected-tab reasoning, controlled browser actions, visual context, file-aware workflows, and durable task continuity.

We’ve refreshed the Pervaziv AI website to make it easier to understand what we build, where Cortex fits, and how our work connects across AI, software engineering, security, and cloud operations. Pervaziv AI has grown beyond a single product page. Cortex now meets users across development environments, browsers, mobile devices, the command line, and managed

From a command-line request to governed engineering work in one Cortex experience. The terminal is where modern software work becomes real.

It is where developers explore repositories, run builds, investigate failures, review changes, manage environments, automate delivery, and turn an idea into working software. It is fast, expressive, and deeply connected to the tools engineering teams use every day.

One Month of Routing, Context, Cloud Execution, Agentic Browsing, Performance, Security and Verifiable Work. Across seven product blogs and nine newsroom announcements, Cortex advanced from coordinating intelligence and maintaining continuity toward something broader: governed execution across models, search, skills, cloud environments, browsers, development workspaces and longer-running workflows.

Organize the conversation, explore new directions, and carry engineering work to a reviewable result. Useful AI work rarely fits into one prompt. A question becomes an investigation. An investigation produces several possible approaches. One approach becomes an engineering task that needs implementation, testing, review, and a decision about what happens next.

From a connected request to evidence about the software that runs. Cortex Cloud gave users a choice between working locally and sending eligible work to a managed cloud workspace. A request could begin in Visual Studio Code, a browser, or on mobile, continue remotely, and return progress and results through the same Cortex workflow.

How governed context, prompt prefix, and exact response reuse can make enterprise AI faster without losing trust. 150× faster prompt prefill. 11× faster exact-response delivery. 2.25× the throughput at moderate concurrency.

From information on the web to governed action in one Cortex experience. The browser is where enterprise work happens.

It is where teams research markets, review documentation, investigate incidents, manage customer relationships, compare vendors, monitor operations, work through support cases, inspect pull requests, and make decisions across dozens of business systems.

Enterprise AI is moving from answering questions to helping people complete meaningful work.

That shift changes the role of the environment around the AI. A useful answer can be generated almost anywhere. Engineering work is different. It depends on source code, project state, development tools, permissions, compute, continuity, and a clear understanding of where an action is allowed to run.