Turn videos and company research into slide decks
Have Manus watch a video or research companies, then shape the findings into a presentation deck.
- What they did
- The author handed Manus a goal and let it choose the steps. In one case, it opened a YouTube video, figured out the topic, and packaged the main points into slides. In another, it looked into companies to judge investment potential and then built a presentation from that work.
- How it went
- The post does not give scores, counts, or detailed results for either task. It says Manus can produce finished decks, but the examples are hard to verify from the page alone because the comparison videos are hosted elsewhere.
- Tips
- Use it for first-pass research or a rough deck, then review the facts carefully because the agent can invent details. Keep in mind that it draws on credits, although new users get some to try it.
Try it yourself with Manus
Review [YouTube URL] and create a [number]-slide presentation that explains the main ideas in clear, business-friendly language. Also research [company or companies] for investment potential and turn your findings into a separate deck with key facts, risks, and any numbers worth keeping. Before you do anything irreversible, pause and ask me to approve the final version for export or submission.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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