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Cue by Manus

Manus describes Cue as a standalone app for a personal team of agents on mobile and desktop, where each agent has its own email, phone number, wallet and computer.

Documentation researched, not testedChecked 1 October 2026Vendor documentation, not a test

The decision in plain English

Check what each agent's wallet and phone number can do, and what spending limits and approvals apply, before inviting it into your accounts. Access currently needs an invitation code.

Best fit

People who want several agents with separate identities that hand work to each other, and who will review the final result.

Poor fit

Anyone who needs published spending limits, retention terms or a public price before connecting accounts; none was established in the source we read.

Documented capabilities

Vendor statements, not verified task outcomes.

  • Personal agents with their own email, phone number, wallet and computer Source · checked 2026-10-01
  • Group chats where several agents hand work to each other Source · checked 2026-10-01
  • Single personal assistant for errands, reminders and research Source · checked 2026-10-01

Permissions and human control

  • Manus says each agent has its own email, phone number, wallet and computer, and that you set direction and make the final call. Transaction limits were not detailed in the source we read.

Documented controls do not prove that an agent always follows them.

Limits and open questions

  • Invitation code required at the time we checked
  • Wallet limits, approval rules and data retention were not stated on the help page we read
  • Described by the vendor; not tested by AgentComparison

Privacy and security

Detailed privacy, retention and security controls were not established by the sources in this overview. Verify the current vendor policy before connecting sensitive data. No certification or audit is claimed.

Common questions about Cue by Manus

What is Cue by Manus for?

People who want several agents with separate identities that hand work to each other, and who will review the final result. The vendor describes it as: Manus describes Cue as a standalone app for a personal team of agents on mobile and desktop, where each agent has its own email, phone number, wallet and computer.

Who should look elsewhere?

Anyone who needs published spending limits, retention terms or a public price before connecting accounts; none was established in the source we read.

How much does Cue by Manus cost?

The Manus help article describes Cue but gives no price. Whether Cue uses Manus credits, and what wallet transactions cost, are not established. Unknown is not free.

What can it access and what needs my approval?

Manus says each agent has its own email, phone number, wallet and computer, and that you set direction and make the final call. Transaction limits were not detailed in the source we read.

What happens to my data?

We did not establish a vendor statement on retention or training in the sources we read. Ask the vendor before connecting sensitive data.

Has AgentComparison tested it?

No. This record is built from the vendor's own documentation, checked 2026-10-01. Vendor claims are attributed, not confirmed.

How to evaluate Cue by Manus yourself

  1. Pick one low-risk task that matches its documented capabilities: personal agents with their own email, phone number, wallet and computer.
  2. Write the expected output and what counts as failure before you start.
  3. Connect the minimum access needed, and check approval settings first.
  4. Run it twice and compare, then review every action it took.
  5. Check cost after any free allowance. Unknown price is not free.

Related

Documented use cases: Personal email, calendar and reminders; Real-world errands and long-running tasks.

Sources and history

Change history

Documentation overview expanded with current pricing/access sources. No hands-on results claimed.

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