new manus projects update is insane. What if the AI tool you're using right now is forgetting everything you teach it every single time you open it?
What if you could carry your whole workflow in your pocket? Why are so few people talking about this update? Man has just dropped something big and
most people have no idea. Hey, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie and I help people learn AI tools
and actually use them in their real work without getting lost in the noise. The next few minutes I'm going to walk you through the brand new Manis
projects update. what it actually does, why it matters, and exactly how I'd set it up. Stick around because near the end, I'll show you the one tip
that makes this whole thing click. So, let me back up for a second. If you haven't used Manis yet, here's
the short version. Manus is an AI agent. That means it doesn't just chat with you. Can actually do tasks on its own. Search, write, build pages, pull
files together, run workflows. It's like having an assistant that can sit at the computer and work without you watching every step. Manas had a
problem. Every time you started a new chat, it forgot everything. You had to upload the same files again.
paste the same instructions. You explain your style, your goals, your team, your tools for and over. That's the gap Manis projects fixes. A project is
basically a dedicated workspace. You set it up once. You give it a master instruction. You drop in your files. You connect your tools. And every new
task inside that project already knows what to do. It's like building a little brain for one
specific type of work. Now, here's where it gets wild. Manis just rolled out two huge updates back to back. First, projects are now available on
mobile. Second, projects can now learn and update themselves from the work you do. Let's start with the mobile update. You can now create, open, and
run projects from your phone, OS, and Android. The shared instructions, the shared files, the project
specific skills, the connector setup, even scheduled tasks for repeat work, all of it travels with you. You can kick off a task while you're walking,
check on a research job from the couch, and a content drop while you're traveling. Now, here's what's actually inside a project. You get shared
instructions. That's the main brief core directive that every new session follows automatically. at it
once, use it everywhere. You get shared files. This is your knowledge base. Brand guidelines, templates, docs, examples. Manus pulls from these
without you re-uploading anything. You get project specific skills. These are reusable workflows. So, if you've nailed down a way to write a blog post
or run a research report, you can turn that into a skill and reuse it. You get isolated connector setup.
So, different projects can connect to different tools. One project might be hooked into your docs. Another might pull from a totally different stack.
And you get scheduled tasks, stuff that runs on a timer, daily reports, weekly content drops, monthly research. Set it once and let it go. Okay, let
me show you what this looks like in real life. Imagine I open Manis on desktop and I create a new
project. Name it AI profit boardroom content engine. Then I write the master instruction. Something like, "You are helping me build content prompts
and tutorials for AI Profit Boardroom members. Always use a friendly direct tone. always tie content back to practical AI use cases for AI profit
boardroom members. Then I upload the files, brand voice doc, content templates, past tutorials, member
questions, list of topics we cover inside. This could be used to build a full content pipeline that brings the right people into the AI profit
boardroom every week. You could set up a scheduled task that drafts hooks, scripts, and captions based on the topics AI profit boardroom members are
actually asking about. That kind of content pulls in the exact audience the AI profit boardroom was built
for. And once that project is set up on desktop, I can open the Manis app on my phone, tap in, and run a task right there. No reconfiguring, no
re-uploading. Now, let's talk about the second update. This is the one most people are sleeping on. Manus projects can now learn from every task you
run inside them. Every time you finish a chat inside a project, that chat might contain something useful, a
better way of saying things, an updated template. New rule, decision your team made. Normally, that knowledge gets lost in the chat history. Not
anymore. You can now ask Manis to review a conversation and suggest updates to the project's instructions or files. It identifies what changed,
proposes the update, explains why, and then you approve it or skip it. Nothing changes without your approval.
You stay in control, and the project gets sharper every time you use it. Imagine running this to keep an AI profit boardroom onboarding flow
constantly improving. Every time a new member asks a question, you could ask man to review the chat and suggest an update to the onboarding
instructions or files. time. The AI profit boardroom onboarding becomes tighter and tighter without you manually
rewriting it every week. And it's not just instructions and files. You can also update project skills the same way. If a workflow keeps working really
well, you can ask man to turn it into a reusable skill. Update an existing one. So your best processes stop living in your head and start living in
the project. One more thing worth knowing, projects are also built for teams. You can invite people
into a project and they inherit the whole setup. the master instruction, the files, the shared context. They don't have to ask you a 100 questions to
get started. They just open the project and they're already up to speed. This is huge for anyone who works with a virtual assistant, a small team, or
even a freelancer. Instead of explaining your process every time, the project explains it for you.
New people start producing work that matches your standards on day one. And as the project learns from each task, every new team member benefits from
that learning automatically. Now, real quick, who actually needs this? If you run a business, you need this. Most of your work is repeatable. You're
doing the same kinds of tasks over and over with small tweaks. If you create content, your brand
voice, your templates, your past work, all of that is context. You keep reexplaining. This stops that. If you work on a team, tribal knowledge is a
killer. When stuff only lives in one person's head, the team slows down. Projects turn that knowledge into a shared living workspace. And if you do
any kind of recurring work, weekly reports, monthly content, daily research, this is the closest thing
I've seen to a real workflow brain that actually remembers. Now, if you're sitting there thinking, "Okay, this sounds great, but how do I actually use
it for real work?" This is exactly the kind of thing we go deep on inside the AI profit boardroom. We've got coaching calls where you can bring your
manus set up and get help building it out. We've got walkthroughs that show you how to structure
your master instructions so Manis actually does what you want. And we've got a road map with prompts and step-by-step tutorials built around tools
like this so you're not guessing. If you want to take what you're learning right now and turn it into a setup that actually runs your work, the AI
profit boardroom is where to do it. Okay, let me hit you with a few tips before we wrap. Tip one, don't
try to build one giant project that does everything. Build one project per type of work. Content, research, outreach, each one focus, each one with
its own files and instructions. That's how this gets powerful. Tip two, spend extra time on your master instruction. This is the brain. The more
specific you are about tone, audience, goal, and format, the better every single task inside that project
will turn out. Don't rush this part. Tip three, use the file upload like a real knowledge base. Just dump random docs in there. Load the stuff manus
would need to do the work like a team member would. Style guides, examples, past outputs you loved. The cleaner your files, the cleaner your output.
Tip four, use the self-updating feature on purpose. After every important task, ask man to review the
conversation and suggest updates. Don't wait for it to happen by accident. Make it part of how you work. Your projects will get better every single
week. Tip five. Once you've nailed a project on desktop, test it on mobile. You'll be shocked how much you can get done from your phone when the setup
is already locked in. This is where Manis really pulls ahead of most other AI tools right now. And a
quick note on where AI is at right now in general. Things are moving fast, really fast. New features drop every week. Tools that didn't exist 6 months
ago are now central to how people work. People who get ahead are not the ones who learn every tool. They're the ones who pick a few core tools and
actually go deep. Manus is one of those core tools right now, especially with projects. You don't need
to use every AI tool out there. You need to use the right ones the right way. Let me wrap this up. If you want the full process, SOPs, and 100 plus AI
use cases like this one, join the AI success lab in the comments and description. You'll get all the video notes from there, plus access to our
community of 75,000 members who are crushing it with AI. And if you're about to go set up your first
Manis project right now, here's the honest truth. Most people get stuck on the master instruction or they upload the wrong files or they never use the
self-updating feature so their project never actually gets better. That's the trial and error we help you skip inside the AI profit boardroom. Join us
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