Draft a beginner programming book with an AI agent

A blogger used free Manus credits to have an agent write a beginner book about programming with AI.

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What they did
Brent Milne used the 500 free credits that Manus gives new users. He asked the agent to write a book aimed at beginners learning programming with AI. The post does not describe the prompt in detail or explain any editing process, but it says the agent produced the book.
How it went
He says the result was good enough that he plans to sell it on Amazon. The post does not show the book itself, say how long it is, or mention any sales.
Tips
Treat the first draft as a starting point, not a finished product. Before publishing, review and revise the text so it reads well and holds up to scrutiny.

Try it yourself with Manus

Help me draft a beginner-friendly book about [topic] for [target readers]. First, give me a chapter outline and stop for my approval before writing the manuscript. For each chapter, include a short explanation, one example, and one practice exercise. After the draft, list any claims, code, or details I should check manually before I publish it. Do not submit, send, pay for, or delete anything without asking me first.

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

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