Manus
General-purpose autonomous AI agent that executes multi-step tasks and can run onchain agent skills.
Overview
Manus is a general-purpose autonomous agent that plans and executes multi-step tasks in its own cloud environment (browsing, coding, tool use). As an agent harness it can be extended with skills and tool integrations, including onchain agent skills, to act on blockchains. It is a proprietary platform; onchain capability depends on the skills and integrations connected to it.
Sato Score
41/100· MediumHow open, active & verifiable — not a safety or returns grade.
- Maintenance & liveness
- 20/35
- Code transparency
- 0/20
- Interface verifiability
- 0/10
- Docs & demo
- 0/10
- Listing transparency & provenance
- 13/15
- Independent verification
- 8/10
Independently verified — listing reviewed against evidence, never self-reported.
Details
- Chains
- Unknown
- Agent types
- Agent Harness, Autonomous Agent, Skill Runtime
- Open source
- No
- Pricing
- Subscription / credits
- Last checked
- 2026-07-25
Marketplace Signals
No marketplace signals recorded for this resource yet.
Verification status reflects evidence reviewed by Sato Hub. Self-reported claims are never presented as verified.
Listing History
Recorded changes to Manus's listing — status, verification, Sato Score, and recent releases. Full history is kept in the listing record.
- Jul 14, 2026Sato Score tier: Low → MediumScore 29 → 41.
- Jun 25, 2026Enriched: creator name, supported integrations, deployment options, tags
- Jun 25, 2026Auto-enriched: has pricing
- Jun 16, 2026Edited: deploy spec
- Jun 11, 2026Sato Hub began tracking this listing
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