Manus 2.0 lets users run agents from phone, cuts token use 23.2%
manus launches 2.0, enabling users to edit videos, host games, and run agents remotely from their phone, with optimized token use. this changes how users interact with ai agents.
manus has released version 2.0 of its platform, which enables users to perform various tasks such as video editing, hosting multiplayer games, and running personal agents remotely from their phone. the new cascade agent harness achieved a 23.2% reduction in token use and a 32% decrease in costs compared to the previous system. users can now automate tasks based on events like incoming emails or slack messages. the desktop app, manus studio, includes video editor and game dev environments. a separate app called cue provides each agent with its own email address, wallet, and computer. manus 2.0 is currently available, while cue is in free early access with an invite code. this update expands the capabilities of ai agents and their applications, potentially changing how users interact with these technologies.