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Manus describes a working AI triage and release process inside its own business
Manus co-founder and product chief Tao Zhang describes how the company uses an internal tool called Mono to give agents context across repositories and move work from bug reports through tests and release steps. He says one agent investigates a report, an engineer decides whether to act, a separate agent checks the fix, and a person with release rights approves shipping. The post also describes product and marketing use, plus a failed autonomous feedback experiment that produced more than 200 pending decisions. These are Manus’s own operating claims, not independent proof of productivity, and the original page does not show a trustworthy publication date.
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