Meta’s AI Agent is Better Than OpenClaw (Manus AI Demo)

Okay. The world is going crazy about OpenClaw, the most popular personal, autonomous agent on the planet, rumored to be acquired by OpenAI for $1,000,000,000. Not a bad outcome for a side project. But while all of those people are focused in OpenClaw, silently, Manus, under the MetaGrant, have launched a personal autonomous agent of their own that we think is pretty incredible. Before we get into today's show, here's a quick word from HubSpot. Cutting your sales cycle in half sounds pretty incredible, but that's exactly what Sandler training did with HubSpot. They used Breeds, HubSpot's AI tools, to tailor every customer interaction without losing their personal touch. And the results were pretty incredible. Click through rates jumped 25%. Qualified leads quadrupled, and people spent three times longer on their landing pages. Go to hubspot.com to see how Breeze can help your business grow. Yep. I know we've been putting around with it, and we've been Whatsapp ing each other to death about this agent. Why don't you do the setup here and tell us why you love this agent? So yeah. So there's a ton of buzz around OpenClaw because you can basically message it in your messaging platform like Telegram and have it go and do stuff for you and connect it to your services. The challenge is it's, like, kinda complex to set up. There's a bunch of security risks. Like, you need to be a pretty technical person to use that. And I just quite frankly don't have the time to do a deep setup. However, there's this company Manus dot I m, and they recently, a couple months ago, got acquired by Meta. And they essentially have released their own version of OpenClaw that I've been using that for me does everything I want with out the hassle setup and with the same intelligence and autonomy. And, really, it's like you can go into Telegram, leave a voice note or a text message of what you want it to do, and it will go and do it, and it'll come back to you. And the really cool thing, Kieran, it has, like, memory and and could do cron jobs and different things. So, like, for example, I give it a list of podcasts that I don't have time to listen to, but I think are really good. And it will listen to them every week and every Monday send me a specific custom summary to me of all of the episodes from those podcasts that week. That's very different than using, like, Claude or ChatGPT to just kinda type in and get something right straight away. So, you can kinda lay it up there. Manas was launched in March 2025, not that long ago. No. Beat GPT four on real world benchmarks when it came out. It was called the second DeepSeek Moment. Got acquired by Meta for 2,000,000,000 in December 2025. And now after all of the kind of OpenClaw noise, they silently …