Automation & Workflow Orchestration
Manus
General-purpose autonomous AI agent for complex digital tasks
Freemium - from Free trial / $20 per monthRuns in the cloud
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Freemium - from Free trial / $20 per month
Free trial / $20 per month
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Web
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Automation & Workflow Orchestration
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About Manus
Manus is a general-purpose autonomous AI agent platform designed to execute complex digital tasks. By combining advanced vision-language models with browser sandboxes, terminal environments, and API integrations, Manus breaks down high-level goal prompts into subtasks and executes them independently.
It handles web research, spreadsheet processing, code generation, and web app interactions without requiring constant step-by-step human intervention.
- Full multi-modal computer control supporting browser, terminal, and document sandboxes
- High autonomy in handling unexpected web popups and anti-bot challenges
- Clean, intuitive interface for watching agent execution streams live
- High-complexity multi-hour tasks require subscription credits
- Air-gapped local installations require enterprise enterprise deployments
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