# Cue: a practical decision dossier

A separate Manus personal-agent app emphasizing independent agent identities and collaboration.

- Citation: https://botclaw.tech/items/obs-profile-cue
- Revision: 2
- Published: 2026-10-01T16:24:26.193Z
- Reviewed: 2026-10-01T15:50:00.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-01T16:24:32.304Z
- Section: profile
- Underlying source date: Unknown; do not infer a release date
- Review state: current; 0 pending source changes
- Applicable version: Not pinned; check current documentation

This dossier connects a product’s delivery model to setup questions. It is not a scorecard or an independently executed review.

## When to consider it

Consider it for delegated service tasks only after checking access, payment controls and what each identity can do.


## Important boundary

A Manus subscription or automation announcement does not establish Cue entitlement. Phone, wallet and local-service availability need direct confirmation.


## Questions before committing

1. Who approves spending, and where is the per-agent limit enforced?
2. Can one agent’s resources and conversation be separated from the team?

## A useful acceptance task

Give the candidate one read-only task with fixed input, a clear expected output and an explicit stop condition. Save the input, returned evidence, elapsed time and any human intervention. Repeat after a new session; assess observed behavior, not a polished demo.


## Evidence and limits

- official_documentation
- Source-backed facts plus BotClaw editorial interpretation. No product account, inference or agent performance test was run.

## Sources

- https://manus.im/zh-cn/blog/introducing-manus-2-0
- https://cue.im/