Are Desktop AI Agents a better way to work?
Summary
Desktop AI agents are gaining increasing attention, with Manus 2.0's desktop version upgraded to Manus Studio as a shared workspace for humans and AI, and StoryCode emphasizing a local-first desktop experience.
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