AI assistants & agents
Cue by Manus
Personal AI agents with their own email, phone number, wallet, and computer.
AI assistants & agents
Personal AI agents with their own email, phone number, wallet, and computer.
Product insights
Agents get a real identity to act with: they can email, call, and pay instead of only drafting text for you to send.
Chat assistants stop at suggestions. Cue gives each agent its own channels and a budgeted wallet, so tasks like answering calls or placing an order can be completed end to end.
People who want to hand off recurring personal or work errands to AI agents.
Free during early access with an invite code. Pricing after early access has not been announced; check cue.im for current terms.
Model sheet
Cue by Manus is a personal AI agent app built on the same infrastructure as Manus. Unlike a chat assistant, every Cue agent has its own email address, phone number, wallet, and computer. Agents can answer calls and summarize them, send messages, pay within a budget you set, and work together in a group chat on a shared goal. Cue is available on web, desktop, and mobile during an invite-only early access.
Sign up at cue.im with an invite code. New users receive extra codes to share.
Describe what the agent should handle. It is assigned its own email, phone number, and wallet.
Set a spending limit, connect email, calendar, Slack, or Notion as triggers, and review the summaries it sends back.
No. Cue is a separate app from the Manus team, built on the same infrastructure. Manus focuses on producing deliverables; Cue gives personal agents their own identity to act with.
Only through its wallet and within the spending limit you set. Review limits before connecting payment methods.
It is free during invite-only early access. Later pricing has not been announced.
Official website snapshot
cue.im
Cue is a standalone app from Manus, launched with Manus 2.0 in September 2026. Each agent you create gets its own email address, phone number, wallet with a spending limit you set, and a computer to work on, so it can send messages, take calls, pay within budget, and finish tasks on its own. It runs on web, desktop, and mobile and is in invite-only early access.