Manusv1.0.3

A research analyst uses Manus to spin up asynchronous tasks that browse the web, gather sources, and draft full research reports with structured output. Follow-up messages iterate on sections while the task runs in the background, and task messages are polled to track progress.

A customer success team builds and maintains multiple Manus custom agents, each tuned for a product line, and routes incoming tickets to the right agent via create_task. Agent descriptions are updated as products evolve, and skills are listed to verify capabilities before assignment.

A content marketing team creates Manus tasks for campaign copy, blog drafts, and social posts, grouping them under projects with shared brand instructions. Pending task actions are confirmed manually so a human approves tool use or browser connections before anything publishes.

A B2B sales rep tasks Manus with compiling account briefs, competitor comparisons, and outreach drafts for target companies. Projects keep each territory's tasks organized, and task-list visibility settings control what is shared with the wider revenue team.

An operations team curates a library of Manus agents and skills that answer recurring internal questions about policies and processes. They list connectors and browser clients to audit available integrations, then stop and delete stale tasks to keep the workspace clean.

The platform charges a recurring fee for access to the agent workspace plus usage-based credits consumed by each Manus task execution. OOMOL handles credential injection and billing, surfacing HTTP 402 errors when credits run out.

An agency packages Manus-powered workflows such as research pipelines and support agents as done-for-you services for clients. They charge setup fees for agent and project configuration and retainers for ongoing task operations and optimization.

A developer platform exposes Manus through its connector catalog and lets third parties build skills and agents on top. The platform monetizes by taking a percentage of connector usage and selling higher-usage plans to power users.