Manus launches Cue agents with identities
Cue is Manus’ standalone app for personal agents, giving each agent its own email, phone number, wallet, and computer. Agents can collaborate in group chats, handle everyday services, take calls, and make budget-limited payments. [Manus announcement](https://www.manus.im/fr/blog/introducing-manus-2-0)
Cue pushes agents beyond chat interfaces into real-world communication and transactions, but its success will depend on reliable permissions and clear human oversight.
- –Separate identities let multiple agents divide work and hand tasks off across a shared goal.
- –Phone, email, computer, and wallet access give agents meaningful autonomy outside the app.
- –Payment approvals, spending limits, audit trails, and recovery controls will be critical trust boundaries.
- –Restaurant ordering and call handling are compelling demos, but depend on service compatibility and execution reliability.
- –Invite-only early access makes Cue an ambitious thesis still awaiting broad validation. [RuntimeWire analysis](https://runtimewire.com/article/manus-cue-personal-agents-launch)
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