Manus has launched version 2.0, describing the release as a broader rebuild around what the next generation of Manus should look like rather than a routine update. At the center of the release is Cascade, the company’s in-house Agent framework. In Manus’ testing, Cascade cut token consumption by 23.2%, reduced task completion time by 28.2%, and lowered operating costs by 32%.
The update also adds a cloud computer designed for game servers and long-running automation tasks. Event-triggered automation is now supported as well, allowing changes in email, Slack, Notion, and similar services to start workflows automatically. On the desktop side, the app has been upgraded into Manus Studio, where users can bring in tools as needed. Manus highlighted two additions in particular: a video editor with timeline refinement and an Alchemy creative mode, and a game development environment that supports live editing, one-click multiplayer sessions, and cloud computer hosting.
Manus also upgraded its Computer Use capability, which lets users control authorized computers remotely through natural language. Alongside that, it introduced Cue, a new standalone app built for personal Agents across mobile and desktop. According to the company, each Agent can have its own email, phone number, wallet, and computer, while multiple Agents can be organized into collaborative teams and connected to offline services.
Manus has officially released version 2.0, framing the update as a full-scale rebuild around 「what the next-generation Manus should look like」 rather than a simple iteration.
A central part of the release is Cascade, Manus’ in-house Agent framework. According to the company’s testing, Cascade reduces token consumption by 23.2%, shortens task completion time by 28.2%, and cuts operating costs by 32%.
Version 2.0 also introduces a cloud computer built to provide a dedicated environment for game servers and long-running automation. Automation now supports event triggers as well, so changes in email, Slack, Notion, and other services can start workflows automatically.
The desktop app has been upgraded into Manus Studio, where users can add tools based on their needs. Manus put particular focus on two additions: a video editor that supports timeline-level refinement and an Alchemy creative mode, and a game development environment that supports real-time changes, one-click multiplayer sessions, and cloud computer hosting.
Its Computer Use capability has been upgraded at the same time. Users can remotely control authorized computers with natural-language instructions.
Alongside the 2.0 release, Manus launched Cue, a new standalone app built for personal Agents on both mobile and desktop. The company said each Agent comes with its own email, phone number, wallet, and computer. Users can also form multi-Agent teams for collaboration and connect them with offline services.
Manus said version 2.0 puts more focus on refinement and control after ideas are turned into reality, while continuing its original goal of helping people make ideas real.
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