Try an agent on scripts, long bios, and card mockups

A TechRadar writer compared Manus and ChatGPT on screenplay research, a long Adobe bio, and a business card.

Done with ManusΒ· Intermediate

What they did
Eric Hal Schwartz fed both tools the same tasks. For a fantasy movie concept, Manus dug into Mayan and Egyptian history, generated ideas, selected one, and turned it into a plot outline. He also had each tool write an Adobe profile of about 10,000 words and create a business card from his resume with an Apple-like look.
How it went
Manus was more detailed on the screenplay, matched the requested length better for the Adobe piece, and made a business card that looked usable. ChatGPT’s movie idea was just as inventive, but its Adobe text read more like an encyclopedia entry and its card layout was cluttered.
Tips
Use a prompt that names the subject, the target length, and the style you want, then inspect whether the result actually matches all three. For anything that could be sent, paid for, deleted, or submitted, make the agent pause and ask before taking that step.

Try it yourself with Manus

Help me produce three outputs based on [subject]: a plot outline for a fantasy film, a [number]-word Adobe biography of [person or company] written in [tone] style, and a business card concept for [name] and [role] using my attached resume. If you need to take any irreversible action β€” such as sending, submitting, paying for, or deleting something β€” stop first and ask for my approval. Then give me the drafts or mockups in a clean format and note any facts you were uncertain about.

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

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