Turn a brief into a course site and long ebook

A newsletter writer used Manus to draft a course, publish a site, and expand a prompt collection into a 318-page ebook.

Done with Manusยท Intermediate

What they did
Daria Cupareanu gave Manus a single-sentence instruction to create an AI-business course from the ground up. She then asked it to put the course online and enrich it with interactive pieces, including quizzes, simple games, and YouTube embeds. For the ebook, she uploaded her own prompt book plus guidance documents, other prompt packs, and a logo, then asked Manus to grow the prompts; once the job ran into context limits, she divided it into three smaller tasks.
How it went
The output included a live course website and a 318-page ebook in a formatted layout. She still had to refine the visual style and brand treatment, and the prompts themselves needed checking. A separate infographic attempt stayed hard to read even after multiple retries.
Tips
Long projects can burn through credits if Manus has to restart or if you split the work into several runs. It helps to approve the structure early and leave time for cleanup at the end.

Try it yourself with Manus

I need a [website / course / ebook] about [topic] for [audience]. Start by proposing the structure and wait for my approval. After I confirm, create the full draft with [number of sections / pages / lessons], keep the style consistent, and add [interactive elements, media, or extras]. Before any step that would publish, send, delete, or submit something, stop and ask me to approve the action.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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