Manus gives Cue agents phone numbers, wallets and computers
The new app lets users group agents to divide tasks; Cue is free in invite-only early access, with iOS availability pending App Store review.
By Ryan Merket · Published
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Why it matters
Cue extends Manus from task completion into agents that can communicate and spend through their own accounts. The product's appeal will depend on how well Manus makes those permissions understandable and controllable.
Manus introduced Cue, a standalone app for personal AI agents, on September 28th, giving each agent its own email address, phone number, wallet and computer. The company says agents can send messages, make payments within a user-set budget, take calls and pass work among themselves in group chats. Manus described the launch in an X post and as part of its broader Manus 2.0 release.…