If you cannot get an invitation to Manos AI, Abdul Osama (عبدول أسامة) suggests three AI task tools: OpenManos for local use, Proxy AI for carrying out online tasks from written prompts, and Browser-Use Web UI for running agents in a browser. Manos AI is the tool he compares them with; he says its invitation code is hard to obtain and its usage credits run out quickly.
“Getting an invitation code is very difficult, and its credits run out quickly.” — Abdul Osama
How do the alternatives differ?
| Tool | What Abdul says | Potential fit based on his description | |---|---|---| | OpenManos | An open-source project that runs locally on your device. He says its results are similar to Manos AI’s, without usage limits. | Trying an AI agent on your own device. | | Proxy AI | A tool for carrying out online tasks from a written prompt, with a library of ready-made templates. | Filling in forms, making bookings, or replying to messages. | | Browser-Use Web UI | An open-source interface for running AI agents inside your browser. | Assigning multistep browser tasks to an agent. |
“Proxy AI lets you carry out an online task through a written prompt.” — Abdul Osama
In numbers
- 3 tools are presented as alternatives to Manos AI.
Abdul describes the tools as free and specifically says OpenManos has no usage limits. The video does not explain setup requirements or whether services used alongside the tools could cost money, so check those details before starting.
What to do next
Choose according to the task: local operation, an online action, or browser-based work. Before letting any agent submit a form, send a message, or complete a booking, review its permissions and the action it is about to take.