Individual agent identity
Each personal agent is described as having its own identity, distinguishing it from a single shared assistant experience.
Personal AI agents with individual digital identities for handling real-world tasks.
Cue is a personal-agent service from Manus AI. It gives personal agents their own digital identity and resources, including an email address, phone number, wallet, and computer, so they can handle work beyond a conventional chat interaction. The supplied site describes this as a way for agents to get real work done on a user's behalf. Specific workflows, integrations, setup steps, outputs, and supported platforms are not documented in the available source.
Each personal agent is described as having its own identity, distinguishing it from a single shared assistant experience.
Agents have their own email address, providing a separate channel for communication and email-based work.
Each agent is assigned its own phone number, although the source does not specify supported calling or messaging workflows.
Agents have their own wallet, indicating that the product is designed to support tasks involving a financial resource; the source gives no details about currencies, limits, or authorization.
Each agent has its own computer so it can carry out computer-based work, but the available pages do not describe the operating environment or task boundaries.
A user could assign work to a personal agent intended to act independently rather than only answer questions in a chat. The source does not provide example tasks or a documented workflow.
An agent's separate email identity may be relevant when a task requires sending or receiving email as a distinct entity.
An agent's individual phone number may support work involving phone communication, though the site content does not specify whether that means calls, messages, or another workflow.
The dedicated computer is positioned for agents to perform real computer work, but the supplied source does not identify supported applications, services, or outputs.
Cue is a service for personal AI agents. The supplied site describes each agent as having its own email, phone number, wallet, and computer.
The site says the agents can handle real work, but the available content does not list concrete tasks, workflows, integrations, or output formats.
Yes. The product description says each personal agent has its own identity and dedicated email, phone number, wallet, and computer.
The supplied page says Cue for macOS downloads are coming soon, so a macOS download was not available in that page content.
The supplied pricing URL displays a page-not-found message and does not provide prices, plans, trials, or usage limits.
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