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Manus is a cloud agent that can run code and call HTTP APIs inside its own sandbox. That means it doesn’t need a provider config — you hand it your AIsa API key and one prompt, and it wires itself up. AIsa endpoint:

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Prerequisites

Before you start, make sure you have:

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1. Start a Manus task with the setup prompt

Create a new task in Manus and paste:
Replace sk-aisa-... with your real key. Manus will fetch AIsa’s agent-facing instructions, store the key as an environment variable in its sandbox, and verify the connection against https://api.aisa.one/v1.
Create a dedicated key labeled manus for this, so you can rotate or revoke it independently. See Authentication.

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2. Use AIsa capabilities in the task

Once connected, ask Manus to use AIsa directly:
Manus can now call any AIsa capability from within its sandbox — LLM inference across the full model catalog, plus AIsa’s API and Skills layer for search, data, and media.

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3. Reuse the setup in later tasks

Manus tasks are isolated, so a new task starts without your key. Two options:
  • Paste the same setup prompt (with your key) at the start of each task that needs AIsa.
  • If your Manus workspace supports saved knowledge or custom instructions, save the setup prompt there — but store the key itself somewhere you control and paste it per task, rather than persisting it in shared workspace settings.

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Quick reference

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Troubleshooting

Use AIsa in OpenClaw

Configure a self-hosted agent runtime with AIsa.

Authentication

API key creation, rotation, and storage best practices.

Model Catalog

Browse the models Manus can call through AIsa.