OpenManus
OpenManus is an open-source project that allows users to achieve Manus-like functionality without an invite code. It provides a simple implementation for creating and customizing AI agents.
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OpenManus is an open-source implementation of Manus, built by the MetaGPT contributors. It allows you to create and customize your own AI agents without needing an invite code. The project was developed within 3 hours by the team members @mannaandpoem, @XiangJinyu, @MoshiQAQ, and @didiforgithub. OpenManus supports various LLM APIs and provides configuration options for different models.
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