MANUS INTEGRATION SETUP
Connect Sprout Social before assigning a Manus task
Add Adzviser to Manus, test the integration, and then describe the result you want Manus to produce.
Connect Sprout Social to Adzviser
Connect Sprout Social using an account-owner API token. The workspace can report across the social profiles accessible to that Sprout customer.
Add a Custom MCP Server
In Manus, open Settings, choose Integrations and Custom MCP Servers, add Adzviser's server address, and complete the connection test.
https://mcp.adzviser.com/httpCreate the first task
Tell Manus which connected Sprout Social account to use, choose the period, and describe the finished analysis you need.
TASK DESIGN
Delegate a complete analysis of Sprout Social to Manus
A good Manus task describes the goal, the evidence to use, and the finished deliverable—not just a topic.
Describe the decision
Explain what your team is deciding and which connected account and time period should inform it.
See a related Sprout Social promptSet the analysis boundaries
Name the metrics, breakdowns, comparisons, and assumptions Manus should examine or flag.
See a related Sprout Social promptDefine what Manus should return
Ask for an executive summary, evidence table, recommended next steps, and any missing information.
See a related Sprout Social promptMANUS TASK BRIEF
Create a finished Sprout Social deliverable in one task
Describe the work product you need so Manus can plan the task around it.
Compare performance across social platforms.
First show my connected Sprout Social accounts and ask me which one to use. Then complete this analysis: Compare Sprout Social platform performance from the workspace I choose for the last 30 complete days. For each platform: Followers, Growth Rate, Impressions, Engagement Rate, CTR, and Messages. Which platforms are strongest? Which need more investment? Recommend platform strategy. Complete the task as a short decision memo with an executive summary, evidence table, recommended next steps, and a list of missing information.
