Artificial intelligence startup Manus is broadening its ecosystem of autonomous agent tools with the release of its upgraded Manus 2.0 architecture and a new personal app platform named Cue. The newly introduced Cue platform allows users to deploy independent digital agents equipped with their own virtual credentials including dedicated email addresses, phone numbers, and digital wallets. Designed for advanced autonomy, the updated tools can execute real-world consumption tasks such as ordering food from restaurants or managing complex cross-platform workflows with minimal human oversight. The aggressive product rollout marks the startup’s formal re-emergence into the global tech landscape following months of intense regulatory scrutiny and corporate restructuring.

Full report : Following its restructuring, the Chinese autonomous agent startup is launching advanced new software features to take on major tech giants.