7 Insane Use Cases For Manus AI (with Zero Code)

About this video

Martell demonstrates an agentic AI tool that, unlike chatbots that only answer, actually performs work — opening tabs, clicking, filling forms, sending email, and booking events — which he presents as a no-code ‘digital employee.’ He claims, as the creator’s claims, that the company behind it grew extremely fast and was acquired for a large sum. He walks through seven use cases with example prompts, mostly using voice-to-text and asking the tool to clarify anything unclear first: (1) building a complete business website in minutes instead of weeks and thousands of dollars; (2) building working apps such as a client intake portal, including disposable short-lived apps, with a shareable deployment link; (3) creating a 30-day content calendar by researching outlier posts from top creators in a niche; (4) competitor research that compiles pricing, positioning, reviews, ads, and site structure into a spreadsheet and presentation of differentiation opportunities; (5) hiring — building an intake form, scanning job platforms, ranking candidates by fit, and drafting personalised outreach; (6) lead generation — finding qualified businesses and decision-makers, exporting them, and drafting and sending personalised first emails, starting with small test batches; and (7) reviving dead deals by scanning a CRM or inbox for stalled conversations and drafting value-adding re-engagement emails (not ‘just checking in’), plus a recurring calendar review. He ends with a Telegram connection that lets the agent act as a proactive phone-based assistant suggesting tasks each morning.

Key takeaways

• Agentic AI differs from chatbots because it executes tasks in the browser and connected apps rather than only advising you what to do.
• Prompt with voice-to-text, give a reference example where relevant, and instruct the tool to ask clarifying questions before it starts.
• Websites and simple apps can be prototyped in minutes to an hour, iterated with plain-language feedback, and shared via a deployment link for testing.
• For content, competitor, hiring, and lead research, have the agent study proven outliers and structured sources, then output calendars, spreadsheets, ranked lists, and personalised outreach.
• Revive stalled deals with specific, value-adding re-engagement (for example a relevant article) rather than ‘just checking in,’ and test outreach in small batches of about 10 before scaling.

Episode details: published March 26, 2026 · 21:55 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Dan Martell’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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