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Manus

Shanone’s Manus integration gives your agent 32 tools for running Manus agent tasks, managing the projects and files they touch, and publishing websites they build.

Getting Started

1

Get a Manus API key

In your Manus account, go to Settings > API and generate an API key.
2

Add the key in Shanone

Go to Integrations > Manus in the Shanone dashboard and paste the API key in.
3

Retry your request

Once saved, shanone_execute_tool calls for manus_* tools will succeed.

Available Tools

Shanone provides 32 tools for Manus, organized into these categories:
manus_create_task, manus_list_tasks, manus_get_task, manus_update_task, manus_delete_task
manus_send_message, manus_list_messages, manus_confirm_action, manus_stop_task
manus_list_agents, manus_get_agent, manus_update_agent
manus_create_project, manus_list_projects, manus_upload_file, manus_get_file, manus_delete_file
manus_get_website_status, manus_list_checkpoints, manus_publish_website, manus_update_website
manus_list_skills, manus_list_connectors, manus_list_browsers
manus_get_credits, manus_list_usage, manus_get_team_log, manus_get_team_stats, manus_create_webhook, manus_list_webhooks, manus_get_webhook_key, manus_delete_webhook

Common Use Cases

Delegated research tasks

Create a Manus task, monitor its messages, and confirm actions it requests

Automated site publishing

Have Manus build a website, then check its status and publish when ready

Credit monitoring

Track remaining credits and per-team usage before kicking off heavy tasks

Event-driven pipelines

Register a webhook so task completions trigger downstream automation

Troubleshooting

Some Manus actions require explicit approval — check manus_list_messages for a pending confirmation prompt and respond with manus_confirm_action.
Stopping is best-effort and can take a moment if the agent is mid-step; poll manus_get_task to confirm the task actually reached a stopped state.
Check manus_list_checkpoints first — you may need to specify a specific checkpoint if the latest one hasn’t finished building.