Overview
- Manus released Manus 2.0 and opened invite‑only access to the Cue personal‑assistant app for overseas users, with the iOS client awaiting App Store approval.
- The company replaced its execution base with a self‑developed agent framework called Cascade, which Manus says cut token use, shortened task time and lowered costs in its internal test but has not published independent verification.
- Manus Studio upgrades the desktop into an integrated workspace for documents, code, video and games, and the product includes a video editor that produces a first cut for users to refine.
- A new Cloud Computer offering gives users dedicated, persistent virtual machines that Manus will host and operate for use cases such as multiplayer game servers and long‑running automations.
- Manus is assembling a China team and pursuing partnerships with domestic model vendors to build a separate China product line, a move that positions the company against recent personal‑agent launches such as Meta’s Muse and well‑funded startups in the space.