Manus keeps scheduled work in context

Hot take: this is less a “scheduler” update and more a context-preservation layer for agent workflows, which is the part most recurring automation tools get wrong.

• –Same-task continuation keeps instructions, files, conversation, and prior results attached to the recurring run.
• –Project-level reuse means schedules inherit shared connectors, skills, output standards, and other setup instead of being rebuilt per run.
• –Web apps built in Manus can now carry their own recurring actions, which pushes scheduling into the product behavior itself.
• –The new views for upcoming runs, run history, and task links make recurring automation easier to audit and debug.
• –Skip-confirmations and advanced controls make it more practical for trusted internal workflows and repeatable ops tasks.