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Auto-Publish Launches: Continuous Deployment from a Single Build (4 min read)

·2026.07.14 09:00

Key point

Manus has launched Auto-Publish, a feature that automatically updates websites whenever a build succeeds.

Details

Manus is a tool that writes code and creates an instantly runnable version of a website based on the user's description. Previously, users had to press the 'Publish' button themselves every time a build was completed, which was cumbersome.

The newly introduced Auto-Publish reflects every successful build to the live site immediately, with just a one-time setup. With this feature, when performing repetitive tasks such as layout edits, image replacements, or text updates, users can deploy results in real time without a separate confirmation step.

Key features are as follows:

  • Real-time deployment: As soon as a build is completed, it is reflected on the public URL, keeping the workflow uninterrupted.
  • Stability guarantee: If a build fails or is in progress, the last successful stable version is maintained, so there's no concern about showing clients an unfinished screen.
  • Task queueing: By entering multiple edit requests in advance, Manus sequentially completes builds and deployments, allowing the site to finish building even while the user is away.

Auto-Publish is disabled by default, and users can turn it on or off anytime they want from the Publish popover. It is currently available on all platforms: web, iOS, and Android.

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