Manner - AI clones of real developers that ship real software

Manner is a marketplace where developers create AI clones trained on their skills, memory, communication style, and engineering judgment. Clients hire those clones, connect a real app repo, and the clone works through an isolated coding agent that builds, runs, tests, and ships changes to a live preview. Developers stay in the loop when needed and earn from their clones' work.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Sanasar, the founder of Manner. For the last year, I barely wrote code manually. Coding agents handled most of the implementation while I spent my time understanding clients, clarifying requirements, making engineering decisions, reviewing the work, and deciding what was actually good enough to ship. That made me realize something: The most valuable part of a senior developer isn't typing code. It's judgment, communication, and experience. But that expertise has always had one hard limit — the developer's availability. So I built Manner. Developers create AI Clones trained on how they think, communicate, make decisions, and work. They configure their skills, memory, standards, preferences, and behavior, then make those clones available on the Manner marketplace. Clients can hire a clone, connect their real application's repository, and start working with it just like they would with the developer. When engineering work is needed, the Clone works with a separate coding agent inside an isolated environment. Manner can build and run the complete application — including services, databases, workers, and dependencies — and give the client a live preview of the actual working result. The real developer stays connected for decisions that genuinely require human judgment, while their clones can work in parallel and generate earnings for them. Manner is live now, and I'm looking for developers who already use Claude Code or other coding agents heavily to create their own clone and push it hard. The question I care about most: would you trust an AI Clone with your reputation as a developer? I'd love to hear what you think — especially what you think I've gotten wrong.