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Manifest.build INSANE AI Backend Builder to Instantly Ship Apps For Cursor & Github Copilot in CMD
Aug 7, 2025
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Uh hello guys, welcome to this video. So
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in this video, I'll show you a coding
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backend builder for AI code editors. So
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many a times a AI code editors can
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generate the front end very easily. They
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can write the code. But when it comes to
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back end, it's very difficult to
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generate the data for your back end of
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your application. So there is a tool in
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the market which is manifest.build.
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If you go to the browser, simply type
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this address and this will be the tool
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which come right here. It's an
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open-source tool and it basically builds
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out your back end automatically if
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you're building an application using the
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AI code editor such as cursor, GitHub
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copilot, winds surf or inside the
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terminal as well. So this is the command
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it gives you simply execute this command
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npx create manifest at the rate latest
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and automatically from a single yiml
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file you simply write what sort of data
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you want to generate and automatically
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this will build out your back end
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using if you're using cursor this is the
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cursor command if you're using github
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copilot then this is this command so if
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you are using the terminal simply copy
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this command
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And you simply go
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and uh open your terminal if you inside
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and simply paste this command.
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So just go to the terminal make sure
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that you have NodeJS installed and
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simply enter. So as soon as you do this
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you will see it will say need to install
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the following packages. Simply press Y
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and uh now this will install this
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package for you. So once it is installed
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you can actually generate the back end a
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complete back end that fits in a one
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file of code.
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So
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so this is completely open source. This
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is their documentation which is given
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stepby-step instruction is there. If
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you're using cursor IDE, so this is
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actually the project. Simply create
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this.
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So stepby-step instructions are given.
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So this is completely open source. It
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doesn't cost anything. Definitely check
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out this manifest.bu.
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It's basically will build out your back
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end in a
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so in this easy way. What name would you
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like to use for the new workspace? So
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just give it a name here. Let me say
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sample.
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So now it is see it is creating your
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project creating the package.json file.
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So now it created this uh back end for
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you. So you can see that
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if you're using GitHub copilot there's
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this command given.
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So once it is complete you can actually
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run this application as well. It's very
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simple.
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You simply say npm run start. So this
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will start your application. So just
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wait for the dependencies to install.
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So it's very easy whenever you are
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developing any sort of application. It's
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very easy to develop the back end using
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this tool.
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So you can see it is automatically
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adding the environment variables
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building your database
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in a single file. So that will actually
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solve a lot of problem. When it comes to
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back end automatically the backend will
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be created. So you will see manifest
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successfully installed. To start the
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server, you simply go to the folder
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cd sample
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and just say npm run start.
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So now you can see automatically your
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back end has successfully started. Uh
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this is actually the admin pal that
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gives you. So if you simply type the
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address localhost.
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So this is your simple application. You
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provide the email and the password. Just
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login right here. And inside the
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collections here you will see you have
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this 50 collections. You can even add a
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new creative owner. Simply type the name
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here. So this gives you the sample
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database sample back end for you. So you
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can see the owner has been created
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successfully. So now inside the owner
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section cat section you can create a new
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cat as well. Click on create new cat. So
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this is the admin section right here.
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You can create a new admin. Just enter
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the email address. So let's suppose I
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say geeky197
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at the redgmail.com
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and password let me say 1 2 3 4 5 6 and
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simply say submit. So now you can see
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the admin has been created successfully.
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So now inside we have two admins.
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So you can see that. So in this easy way
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guys this is the tool here
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manifest.build build and you can use it
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with any AI provider as well, GitHub
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copilot or cursor. So this gives you
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this API as well. So localhost
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/ API. So if you go to the browser
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section, simply type localhost
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1111 / API.
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So this is your API section right here.
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So right here you can be able to create
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a new owner.
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So these are all the requests which are
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supported. Get put patch delete for
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every collection either cat home
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content. So this is a complete backend
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solution guys. If you're developing your
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application if you want to develop the
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back end very quickly then this
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manifest.build is a great solution.
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Definitely check it out and you can even
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integrate with the GitHub copilot or
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cursor as well. So all those commands
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are given right here.
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So if you're building it using a AI
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provider, so for GitHub copilot, this is
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a command here. For cursor, this is a
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command. So definitely check out this
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project and also check out my website
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freemediatools.com
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uh which contains thousands of tools.
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