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Kosmico Lab · for PIs and research groups

Your whole lab in view, without chasing anyone.

One dashboard over every project. A direct line for researchers to ask for a review or report a blocker. And MetaKosmo, who reads the work for you and answers with links to the evidence.

The PI dashboard

Where does each project stand?

Projects, researchers, review requests, blockers and the Lab calendar share one overview. Ask MetaKosmo what is holding up a paper: it reads the Lab’s projects and links each point of its answer to the request, file, deadline or history entry it comes from.
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The PI dashboard, demo data. MetaKosmo explains what blocks the paper and links its sources.
  • Every project and researcher, with open requests and dates
  • Briefings, project status and meeting agendas from MetaKosmo
  • Each answer lists its sources, opened with your current access
  • Missing records stay visible: a quiet project never looks finished

PI requests

How does the team ask for help?

From the dashboard of any Lab project, a researcher presses Ask the PI and sends a review request or a blocker, with a deadline and the file to look at. It reaches your dashboard, and your answer comes back to the same widget, kept apart from the project chat.

  • Review requests and blockers, sent from the project dashboard
  • An optional deadline and the file to look at
  • Blockers get their own list, first, beside the review requests
  • Requests and replies stay with the project, readable by its collaborators
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A researcher asks the PI from the project dashboard; the answer lands in the same widget.

Reviews

Can I review without opening the project?

Open the request and the attached file opens beside it, read-only: a LaTeX paper compiled, or its source. Ask MetaKosmo what needs your attention, then mark the request reviewed or ask for changes with a note. The researcher sees your answer in the project and can resubmit.

  • The attached file in place: compiled LaTeX or source
  • MetaKosmo reads the request and the file with you
  • Mark reviewed, or request changes with a note
  • Resolved requests keep their history and can be archived
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A review request opened from the PI dashboard: the paper, MetaKosmo and the answer.

Access and budget

Who sees what, and who spends what?

Joining the Lab doesn’t open every project. You make each person an editor or a viewer, project by project, name who leads it, and decide who may create projects, manage assignments or invite guests. AI comes from one budget: each researcher gets a share, and usage shows by project and by person.
Access is set per project; the AI budget is shared out per researcher.
  • Editor or viewer, set project by project
  • Project creation, assignments and guest invites, delegated per member
  • A share of the Lab’s AI budget for each researcher
  • Storage, projects and MetaKosmo usage over time

Plans

One price for the PI, then per researcher.

The Lab plan includes the PI. Add researcher seats as people join; added seats are prorated for the rest of the billing period.

The PI and two researchers: €89/month or €1,068/year.

Lab

€59/mo

PI included, plus €15 per researcher/month. Taxes excluded.

€708/year for the PI + €180/year per researcher. No annual discount. Taxes excluded.

  • The PI dashboard, Lab calendar and usage
  • MetaKosmo, private to the PI
  • PI requests and reviews in every Lab project
  • Project access and AI allowances per researcher

If the subscription stops, the Lab keeps its projects, files and members until you reactivate it.

Questions

What PIs ask before they start.

What is the difference between a Lab and a project?

A project is where the research happens: files, literature, analysis, writing and the team’s chat. A Lab gathers a group’s projects and researchers under one PI, with the dashboard, the requests and the access rules on top.

Who can read the requests sent to the PI?

The researcher who sent it, the PI and the project’s collaborators. Requests and replies stay in the project’s request list, separate from the project chat.

Does MetaKosmo change anything on its own?

Not by default. It turns decisions into proposals with their evidence and waits for you to confirm; you can switch a conversation to act without confirmation. Its chats are private to you and it reads only the projects in your Lab. Its answers still need your judgment.

Can we bring in the projects we already have?

Yes. Personal projects can move into the Lab, and back, after a check of access and project quota.

What happens if the subscription stops?

The Lab keeps its projects, files and members. Cloud editing and Lab collaboration pause until you reactivate the plan.

Bring the lab’s projects into one place.

Tell us how your group works today: the projects, the reviews, who answers to whom. We’ll show you the Lab from there.