A Manus agent works in its own sandbox: it plans, runs the steps, and leaves you a finished build — a site, a report, a dashboard — inside a session, not on a link anyone outside can open. When the session is gone, so is the easy way to show it. Download what the agent produced and drop it into miinideck for a private link that stands on its own: it runs in the browser, opens with no account, stays off search, and on Studio carries your name instead of ours. The agent did the work; this is how you hand it over.
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Pull the finished build out of the Manus session — the rendered HTML, or the whole deliverable zipped with its assets — and drop it in. It runs in the browser with its scripts and styles intact, on a private link that keeps working long after the agent's sandbox is gone.
Send the unguessable link to whoever the build is for. They open it in any browser with no account and no setup; it's no-indexed, so it reaches your people, not the open web.
On Studio, point it at your own domain and strip our footer, so the agent's output arrives looking like it came from you. When you send Manus back for another pass, re-download and replace the file — the link stays the same.
Take the agent's output — the rendered HTML or a zip of the deliverable — and drop it into miinideck. You get a private, unguessable link in seconds, with no deploy step and no hosting config. It just runs in the browser for anyone you send it to.
Yes, as long as you saved the output. miinideck doesn't depend on the Manus sandbox staying alive: once you've dropped the downloaded build in, it lives on its own private link. The session can close and the link keeps working for the people you sent it to.
miinideck hosts the front-end that runs in the browser. If the agent's build depends on a live server, database, or API you control, run that part on Vercel or Netlify, then point miinideck at the built page you want to deliver privately. You get the clean static slice as a shareable link; the live backend lives where backends belong.
Yes, on Studio. Put it on your own custom domain and remove our footer, so the agent's output reaches your client white-labeled — your name on the work, not ours. On the free and Solo plans the link still works and stays private; it just carries a light miinideck footer.
Yes. Turn on Review and anyone with the link can pin a note to the exact element — no account needed — and you resolve each one. Review is free on every plan. On Studio you can export the whole thread as a prompt to take straight back into Manus for the next pass.
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