Put your biggest to-dos on autopilot with Zaira — delegate research, media, apps, and slide decks to Manus from the AI assistant you already use. Paste your Manus API key once — no code, no config.
Delegate your biggest to-dos to Manus and let it execute in parallel across multiple AI workers — create images, video, speech, and music, drive a persistent browser session, scaffold and maintain hosted web and mobile projects, and build and present slide decks.
Zaira hands your biggest to-dos to Manus — competitor research decks, daily media batches, market research briefs, prototype feature builds, and live-site watches — run on a schedule and delivered as finished work to Slack or email.
Every Monday Zaira briefs Manus to research your top competitors — pricing, positioning, product updates — and build a comparison slide deck; the finished file lands in your inbox or Slack. You brief once, review the deck, and archive the framework for the next one.
Zaira hands Manus a daily brief to research topics, draft the copy, and generate matching visuals — the batch is delivered to Slack on a schedule, ready for you to review and post.
A scheduled routine where Manus runs wide research across dozens of sources and Zaira delivers a plain-English summary plus the full spreadsheet where you already work — no more all-day rabbit holes before every decision.
Tell Zaira to add a feature to your hosted prototype, it delegates to Manus to scaffold, update, and checkpoint the project, then comes back with a screenshot and a review link — small iterations without a dev handoff.
Zaira dispatches Manus to check real pages on a cadence — form submissions, price changes, listing statuses — and reports what changed to Slack before anyone would have clicked through manually.
Paste your Manus API key once, brief a task in plain language and let Manus execute it in the background — research, media, apps, and slide decks — while Zaira delivers the finished work to Slack or email on the schedule you set.
Paste your Manus API key once (Manus Dashboard → Settings → API Keys) and connect. Zaira wires up the official Manus API for you — no custom MCP servers, no terminal, nothing to configure.
Describe the goal in the assistant you already use. Zaira hands it to Manus, which plans and executes in the background — browsing, generating media, building apps and slide decks — then returns the finished result.
Deliverables and digests land in Slack or email on the schedule you set — competitor decks, content batches, research briefs — so whole tasks run on autopilot even when you're not prompting.
The tools people often used alongside Manus — connect them too to Zaira and run your workflows on autopilot.
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Zaira delegates whole tasks to Manus from your AI assistant — research, media generation, web and app builds, and slide decks — and delivers the finished work to your workspace on the schedule you set.
No. You paste your Manus API key once and describe the task in plain language. Zaira handles the connection and the schedule — no custom MCP setup, no terminal, no config files.
Create an API key in the Manus Dashboard (Settings → API Keys → Create API Key) at open.manus.im/settings/api-keys, paste it once into Zaira, and you're connected.
Zaira connects to your Manus account and runs tasks the same way your own Manus usage does — background agent work consumes Manus credits according to your Manus plan, so it's your account and your allowances.
Yes. Your key is stored securely and used only to connect to the official Manus API, and you can rotate or revoke it anytime in your Manus settings — disconnecting Zaira stops task delegation immediately.
With those you configure an MCP client — JSON files, custom servers, terminal commands — in a live coding session, and the connection ends when the session closes. Zaira wires up the official Manus API with your key, no configuration, and adds the schedule: tasks fire even when you're offline, and results land in Slack or email.
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