Launched this week
Cue by Manus
Personal agents with identity, handling life end to end
93 followers
Personal agents with identity, handling life end to end
93 followers
Whatever life brings, your personal agents on Cue handle it — each with its own email, phone number, wallet and computer to get real work done.
Cue is a personal AI agent platform where each agent has its own identity—phone number, email, wallet, and computer workspace so it can handle real-life tasks, not just chat.
Problem & Solution
- Life is full of repetitive coordination: bookings, appointments, reminders, and follow-ups.
- Cue solves this with agents that can work for you, even while you’re offline.
What Makes It Different
- Agents have their own identity and workspace.
- You stay in control through permissions.
- Agents can take forwarded calls, send emails, make payments, and continue tasks after you log off.
Features
- Group chats so multiple agents can collaborate.
- QR-code agent creation.
- Connectors and routines for apps like Trip, Gmail, Oura, and MyFitnessPal.
Who It’s For & Use Cases
- Busy professionals and families who want to delegate everyday admin.
- Travel planning and bookings.
- Scheduling appointments and finding urgent care.
- Home repairs and contractor coordination.
- Monitoring hard-to-get reservations or tickets.
Try it here: https://cue.im/
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@rohanrecommends I really like the idea of agents continuing to work after you log off. That could save a lot of time with all those small tasks we usually keep putting off.
I’d probably start with the things I keep forgetting to do Interested to see if it actually becomes part of my daily routine.
I’m curious what kinds of workflows people create with this Usually users find the most interesting uses after launch.
Downloaded it just to find that it needs an invite code :) Can anyone help me with one?
Does it become more useful as it gets to know your habits, or is most of the setup done upfront?
Giving each agent its own phone number and a permissions model is a smart framing, and the "families who want to delegate everyday admin" use case caught my eye. We work on the caregiving side (a daily voice call to an aging parent), and the hard part there has been trust: older adults and their kids both want to know exactly what the agent can and cannot do. Curious how Cue surfaces the audit trail when an agent takes a call or makes a payment on someone's behalf. Is there a plain-language activity feed for the person who delegated?
"agents can take forwarded calls, send emails, make payments, and continue tasks after you log off" is a lot of trust to extend to something that's still occasionally confidently wrong. "you stay in control through permissions" - is that a one-time grant per capability (e.g. "allow payments" forever) or does it actually ask again for each individual payment with the amount shown? the failure mode I'd worry about isn't the agent being malicious, it's it misreading an email and booking/paying for the wrong thing while I'm offline specifically because I'm offline.