Manus engineers now run 10-20 AI requests at once, sharing lessons from rebuilding Manus with Manus
dotey · x · 2026-10-31
@hidecloud of the Manus team describes how engineering work changed over a year: engineers used to read a request, figure out the intent, and write the code themselves — now they often have 10-20 AI requests running simultaneously. He even found his own Slack message pasted verbatim as an engineer's prompt in September. The thread teases lessons from rebuilding Manus with Manus itself, showing how deeply agents have been embedded in the team's workflow.
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