Manus has released version 2.0 of its product, shifting from a standalone AI agent to a platform model, according to Techub News, which cited The Decoder. The update adds several user-facing capabilities tied to personal devices and remote operation. In the new version, users can remotely edit videos through their own phone numbers, host multiplayer games, and run personal AI agents. The release centers on expanding Manus beyond a single-agent setup into a wider platform structure. No additional technical details, rollout schedule, or pricing information were disclosed in the brief report.
Manus has released version 2.0, upgrading its AI agent into a platform, according to Techub News, citing The Decoder.
The new version lets users remotely edit videos through their own phone numbers, host multiplayer games, and run personal AI agents.
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