Manus is an AI agent designed to think, plan, and carry out tasks on its own. Whether you want to build a website, plan a trip, or analyse stock trends, Manus can do it all from a single prompt. It doesn’t just generate text; it actively works through tasks step by step, without needing constant input.

They were testing Manus, a revolutionary AI agent capable of independent thought and action. Within hours, its March 6 launch would send shockwaves through the global AI community, reigniting a debate that had simmered for decades: What happens when artificial intelligence stops asking for permission and starts making its own decisions?

A group of Chinese software engineers have developed what they have called the “world’s first” fully autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) agent. Called “Manus,” the AI agent can independently perform complex tasks without human guidance.