Kosmico documentation

Sixteen pages on the parts of Kosmico that need more than an answer: agents, research, writing, and the connections between them.

Getting started

What a Kosmico project is, where your files live, and what changes between the desktop and web apps.

Install Kosmico, turn a folder you already have into a project, and get a first answer out of Kosmo.

Panels, tabs, the sidebar, the dashboard, search, and the keyboard shortcuts worth learning first.

Run one agent or several, keep them apart, pin the ones you return to, and share one with your co-authors.

The three modes, how much thinking to buy, and how to steer or stop a turn that is already running.

Choose between managed cloud and local models, understand credit multipliers, and match tool support and reasoning effort to the task.

Shape how Kosmo works, and keep personal preferences separate from project decisions, constraints, and status.

Search selected academic sources, choose how deep to go, and turn the result into a review or a graph.

Connect questions, claims, evidence, experiments, and results, and distinguish authored reasoning from the derived Knowledge Map.

Follow current and past machine runs, inspect measured curves and results, and connect attempts to your Research Map.

Manage project BibTeX, import references, verify identities, and jump from an entry to every real LaTeX citation in the project.

Find public research records, cite a specific version, and review the files you choose to share as a project snapshot.

Browse public research pages on desktop, save references, and add a safe page snapshot to Kosmo without sharing your browser session.

Choose a LaTeX engine, reproduce builds across desktop and web, and review Word documents with tracked changes and comments.

Build a deck in Kosmo Slides from a template or from a description, and animate it for the talk.

Edit code and previews, run Python or R notebooks, manage desktop terminal sessions, and work on local or SSH projects.

Invite co-authors, choose what each of them can do, and work in the same file at the same time.

Keep a local research workspace, choose which saved files reach an SSH machine, and review changes after a connection outage.

Give Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, OpenCode, or Codex a role-aware set of tools for the project open in Kosmico desktop.