Research US stablecoin adoption with an agent
A Manus agent connected to Heurist's mesh ran deep research on US stablecoin adoption in 2026 after one approval step, finishing in two minutes.
A reviewer had Manus visit the top 15 CRM sites and pull pricing tiers, free plan limits and G2 ratings into a spreadsheet; long tasks were unreliable.
A reviewer had Manus visit the top 15 CRM sites and pull pricing tiers, free plan limits and G2 ratings into a spreadsheet; long tasks were unreliable.
The reviewer gave Manus one prompt: research the top 15 CRM platforms and compile pricing tiers, free plan limits and G2 ratings into a spreadsheet. Manus opened each site in a cloud browser, went to the pricing pages, extracted the data, handled inconsistencies, and produced a formatted spreadsheet. The reviewer then spot-checked the output.
It took 15-25 minutes for work the reviewer says takes a human 2-3 hours, at roughly 80-90% accuracy. Long tasks of 20+ minutes sometimes crashed, and branching instructions derailed it.
A multi-site extraction of 10+ sources costs about 500-1,500 credits, and failed runs still use credits. Gated pages can be skipped silently, so check for missing data.
Visit the websites of the top [number, e.g. 15] [product category, e.g. CRM] tools and build a spreadsheet with pricing tiers, free plan limits, and [review site, e.g. G2] rating for each. Include the source URL per row and mark any cell you could not confirm. Stop when every tool has a row, and tell me which ones failed.
A Manus agent connected to Heurist's mesh ran deep research on US stablecoin adoption in 2026 after one approval step, finishing in two minutes.
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