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The multiplayer workspace forresearch, discovery, writing, coding, planning

Collaborate with your team and your AI agents in one unified workspace. Every step stays traced and inspectable, and the context is always up to date.

Used by researchers at CERN and across universities

The problem

Your project is in six places. No one sees all of it.

Your coauthor gets the draft, your PI only sees the LaTeX, and each AI sees whatever you paste into it. With the work spread over six tools, even you lose track of which result is current.

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Six tools, and only the manuscript reaches everyone.

Our three key principles

What we build Kosmico around.

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The work stays together

Zotero for papers, Overleaf for writing, a notebook here, an SSH session there, three chat windows. Each tool now has its own AI, and each one sees a fragment. In Kosmico the project is the one place they all meet, people and agents included.

  • LaTeX, code, PDFs, data and notes in one workspace
  • Kosmo works with the whole project in view
  • On your laptop, in the cloud or on an SSH server
Fig. 2. People, agents and tools, one project.

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Research is a team sport

Share the reasoning that led to the paper, not just the PDF. Coauthors follow the hypotheses, the experiments and the open questions while there is still time to change them.

  • Owner, editor or viewer, person by person
  • Channels, direct messages and comments on any file
  • @kosmo in the thread, for the whole team
Fig. 3. Reviewing a paper together, with Kosmo in the thread.

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Progress anyone can pick up

Keep the dead ends, the changes of direction and the evidence behind each choice. The Project Map puts the research map, the knowledge graph and an automatic history of who changed what, person or agent, in one view.

  • Questions, experiments and claims, linked to their evidence
  • A knowledge graph of every file, citation and link
  • A history you can browse and undo
  1. Start from the question

    Can AI turn brain signals back into speech? The question and its hypotheses open the map.

  2. Link the experiments

    Drag a thread from a hypothesis to the run that tests it, and say what the link means.

  3. Attach the evidence

    Results point to their data and runs. A result that changed outside a recorded run gets flagged.

  4. Back every claim

    Each claim in the paper shows how well it is supported, before a reviewer asks.

In the workspace

Everything a paper is made of.

Write, cite, search and present without leaving the project.

A full LaTeX editor, built for coauthors

Write together in real time, see equations and figures as you type, and let Kosmo fix the build when it breaks.

  • Visual mode: equations, citations and figures rendered in place
  • Missing packages installed for you, errors explained line by line
  • /review against the rules of NeurIPS, ICLR, ACL and more
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Fig. 5. A comment, a suggested edit and a rebuilt PDF.

Kosmo, the project agent

An agent that knows your project as well as your team does.

Kosmo lives inside the workspace. It reads what you can read, uses the tools you allow and keeps what it learns where the team can find it.

  • Remembers what matters

    Useful facts from your chats become memory. Project memory is shared with the team; personal memory stays yours.

  • Works alongside other agents

    Run several Kosmo agents at once. Each sees what the others are doing, so their work never collides.

  • Runs where your work runs

    Start a task from the browser and let it run on your own computer, or point Kosmo at an SSH server.

  • Plays well with your tools

    Claude Code, Cursor and Codex connect over MCP and share Kosmo’s project memory.

How Kosmo works

For labs

Every project in the lab, from one place.

The PI dashboard brings together projects, people, reviews, blockers and deadlines. MetaKosmo answers questions about the lab’s progress, with links to the evidence.

  • Projects, researchers, deadlines and usage at a glance
  • Project assignments and member permissions
  • Review requests and blockers in one list
  • MetaKosmo briefings and meeting prep, linked to the evidence
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Fig. 10. Asking MetaKosmo what blocks a paper, then opening the evidence.

Kosmos, the community

Beyond your lab: Kosmos.

A place to share what your projects find, follow the topics and people you care about, and get followed for your own.

  • Create your researcher profile

    A public page with your posts, your topics and your reputation. People who find your work useful follow you.

  • Publish from your project

    Post a result straight from the app, with the work behind it one click away.

  • Follow topics and people

    Your feed follows arXiv categories and researchers, with the day’s new papers.

  • Discuss and build a reputation

    Threaded comments, likes and bookmarks. Your reputation grows as others find your work useful.

Pick up the thread.

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