28 linking domains
Emerging
- For
- People using Manus AI who want ready-made agent prompts matched to their job role
- Activity
- Actively maintainedsite updated 5 days ago
- Used for
- Generate five tailored Manus agents from a job description
- Copy agent prompts straight into Manus
- Browse Manus agents sorted by role
- Launched on Product Hunt on May 19, 2026Product Hunt ↗
Figure and bar: visits/mo, estimate · year: online since
- #1
Genspark
Runs an agent that researches a topic and produces slides, spreadsheets, documents and web pages from a text prompt, inside one chat workspace.
227k - #2
SpeakeasyMCP · sign-in
Routes agent traffic through one identity-checked MCP gateway, enforcing security policy on every prompt and tool call.
5.8kActiveFrom $0.35 per use2021 - #3
YouHired.me
AI agent that automatically finds matching job roles, tailors applications, and submits them continuously.
2.5kActiveFrom $29.99/mo - #4
HoasterMCP · sign-in
Lets an AI agent host the pages it creates at public URLs under a domain you own, connected through an MCP server.
15MaintainedFrom $10/mo - #5
Decillion
Runs teams of AI agents on their own computers in a shared workspace where invited people watch, steer and approve their output.
8ActiveFrom $20 once - #6
Cerver
Manages LLM sessions with routing, cost tracking, and secrets management across multiple providers and compute environments.
7From $89/mo
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Generates five tailored prompt-based agents for Manus AI from a job description you enter, with copy-ready instructions. It is listed in the Atlas under Agents.
Who is Manus Atlas for?
People using Manus AI who want ready-made agent prompts matched to their job role
Do people use Manus Atlas?
Emerging.
Is Manus Atlas still maintained?
Actively maintained: site updated 5 days ago.
What are alternatives to Manus Atlas?
In Agents, by use: Genspark, Speakeasy, YouHired.me, Hoaster, Decillion, Cerver.
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