# Manus Projects can now review chats and update their own setup By Steven Van · 2026-05-06 With approval required each time, Manus can revise a Project's instructions, files, or skills after a task, or on a recurring schedule. Manus [now lets Projects learn from the conversations that happen inside them](). When a task in a [Manus]() Project produces a reusable decision, an updated file, or a better process, you can ask Manus to review the conversation and propose changes to the Project's instructions, files, or skills. Nothing is applied without approval. You can trigger a review manually with a prompt like "Review this conversation and suggest any updates we should make to this Project's instructions or files," or build it into a recurring workflow, for example asking Manus to check after each task whether anything should be updated. The same approval flow applies to Project skills: Manus can turn a repeatable workflow, such as a launch writing checklist or a research method, into a new skill or refine an existing one. The feature applies to Project sessions where Project instructions and files are supported; it does not apply where Project context isn't available. [![]()]() ![Manus]() Manus Hands-on AI action engine — goes beyond answers to execute tasks, automate workflows, and extend your reach with agents that actually do the work. [View Manus →]() [Original source]() [Read Manus Projects can now review chats and update their own setup on Creators Toolbox]() --- Canonical source: https://creatorstoolbox.com/blog/manus-self-updating-projects