Manus Cue Agents Run as Independent Entities With Own Number, Inbox and Card
ChrisUniverse · x · 2026-09-29
Chris argues Manus's Cue agents are differentiated by identity: Grok Bot borrows your logins and Muse acts inside your apps, while Cue agents operate as their own entities with their own phone number, inbox, and payment card.
Multiple Cue agents can be placed in a group chat and hand off work to each other — closer to a Life-Admin than a Sales-Ops bot. The key wedge, per the author, is identity: making agents truly independent actors.
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