A Codespace of its own
A full Linux workspace with a real terminal, a file tree and an editor. It installs packages, runs builds and starts dev servers like an engineer would.
Meet Cosmos Bot
An AI agent with its own computer, and a team of Bots beside it. Give it real work: it writes the code, runs the build, deploys it, and comes back with finished work.
An experimental software program by Clatter Labs · Windows · Cloud computers · Telegram
Builds with and ships to
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Describe the job
Type it, say it, or send it from Telegram. Plain words are enough.
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Cosmos does the work
It plans, writes code into Cloud Repos and runs it on its own computer.
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Bots check it
Specialists research, review and test in parallel while it builds.
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You get it back
A live link, a diff of every change, and a question only when it's your call.
Main agent
Message it like a senior engineer
The Main agent is the strongest one in the room. It writes source straight into Cloud Repos, uses its computer's terminal to install, build, test and run, and wires up the database, storage and edge for you. Then it tells you what it did, in plain words.
- Full-stack: frontend, APIs, database, auth and deploys in one run
- Max effort by default: up to 400 steps and 8 parallel tool calls
- Replies stream in as it works, with every file change shown as a diff
- Asks before anything it can't take back
Bots
One agent builds. Five specialists check its work.
Cosmos is the Main agent: it owns the job and does the building. Around it sit five Bots, each with one job: research, review, testing, data and docs. Cosmos hands them work by name, they run at the same time, and they hand results back. You see the whole conversation, and they only stop for you when a decision is yours. The names here are just examples: create as many Bots as you like, and name and brief each one yourself.
- Cosmosidle
- Orionidle
- Atlasidle
- Scoutidle
- Ledgeridle
- Novaidle
Ship a waitlist page for our launch, with a Supabase table behind it. Make sure it's fast and documented.
- CosmosMain agent
On it. I'll build; the team will research, review, test, report and document in parallel.
- CosmosMain agent→ @Orion
How do strong launch pages handle the waitlist? Short brief.
- OrionResearch
Most keep it to one email field above the fold, with a clear promise next to it. Sources attached.
- Cosmos's computer created table early_access · wrote src/Waitlist.tsx · npm run build ✓
- CosmosMain agent→ @Atlas
Review the diff.
- AtlasCode review
Pushed two small fixes: input label and the duplicate-signup error.
- CosmosMain agent→ @Scout
Test the preview and run Lighthouse.
- ScoutQA & performance
Tests pass. One heavy image flagged; everything else is clean.
- CosmosMain agent→ @Ledger
Set up a daily signups report.
- LedgerData & reports
Done. Signups by source, every morning, in this thread.
- CosmosMain agent→ @Nova
Update the README and the changelog.
- NovaDocs & explainers
Both updated to match what shipped.
- Cosmos's computer deployed to production · recording saved
- CosmosMain agent
Live. The diff, the recording and the team's notes are all in this thread.
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Delegation by name
Cosmos, or you, mentions a Bot with @Name and gives it a job. The Bot picks it up immediately with its own status.
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Parallel, not in a queue
Review, tests and research run while Cosmos keeps building. Nobody waits for the slowest step.
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One shared memory
What one Bot learns, the others know. Context carries from the brief to the build to the report.
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Clear lanes
Specialists fix what's small and hand anything big back to Cosmos, so one agent is always accountable for the build.
Main agent
Cosmos
Builds the whole thing. Plans the app, writes it into Cloud Repos, sets up the database and storage, runs the build on its computer and ships it to a live URL.
Research
Orion
Digs through docs, APIs and competitors, then explains what it found in plain words with the sources it used.
Code review
Atlas
Reviews every commit for bugs, accessibility and edge cases, pushes small fixes and flags anything bigger for the Main agent.
QA & performance
Scout
Runs the build, the tests and Lighthouse on every deploy, and reports anything that slipped below the bar.
Data & reports
Ledger
Reads your usage, logs and databases and turns them into the weekly numbers you actually look at.
Docs & explainers
Nova
Writes the README, the changelog and the onboarding guide, and keeps them in sync with the code.
Its own computer
Anything, anywhere.
Cosmos doesn't hand you code to paste. It has a real computer in the cloud, with a terminal, a file system, an editor, a database and a way to ship. Give it a full-stack site or app and it takes it from empty folder to live URL, while your laptop is closed if you like.
- PlanBreaks the job into steps
- CodeWrites it into Cloud Repos
- BuildInstalls and builds in its terminal
- TestRuns tests; Scout checks the result
- DeployShips to Cloudflare or your host
- ReportLink, diff and recording in the chat
Data and storage
Supabase gives every project Postgres, auth and file storage, and wakes the computer in real time when new work arrives.
Deploys at the edge
Cloudflare handles deploys, routing and site tests, so what Cosmos builds goes live on a real URL.
Cloud Repos
Every file is committed to a private repo in your account, with diffs, history and restore.
Isolated per chat
Each chat session runs on its own clean computer with its own terminals and logs. Delete the chat and its workspace is wiped.
Live panel, with handoff
Watch the screen and terminal live in a read-only panel. Ask for control and Cosmos hands you the wheel.
Recorded runs
Computer-use tasks are recorded. When one ends, the video and a final screenshot arrive in the chat.
Your terminal, beside it
Open your own shell on the same machine next to the agent's console, any time.
Cloud Repos
Your code lives somewhere safe
Every project gets a private repo in your account. Cosmos commits as it works, so you can read every change, compare versions and put things back exactly as they were.
Diffs in the chat
Each change arrives as a card with the exact lines added and removed, and a link straight to the file.
Private by default
Repos belong to your account. Only you and the agents you run can read or write them.
Restore anything
Revert a single file, reset to any commit, and see what changed between two points in time.
Commits as it goes
Cosmos commits while it works, so the history shows each step it took, not one giant change at the end.
Environment
Tools ready before it starts
Pick the CLIs your stack needs once. They're installed on every agent computer in the background and saved to your account, so each new chat starts with the right tools already in place.
- Supabase CLI
- Wrangler
- Vercel
- Netlify
- Railway
- Flyctl
- Prisma
- Drizzle
- Playwright
- pnpm
- Bun
- Deno
- uv
- FFmpeg
- Stripe CLI
Each chat session gets its own isolated computer, so two jobs never step on each other.
SuperCosmos
SuperCosmos by Clatter Labs
SuperCosmos is Clatter Labs' own AI gateway. MiniMax, Nemotron 3 Ultra, GLM and the rest of the lineup are hosted by Clatter Labs, and in early access they're free and unlimited: no caps, no rate tiers, no credit card. The gateway routes each request to a model verified for tool calling, and falls back automatically if one is busy. Prefer your own provider? Bring it.
SuperCosmosDefault routing
MiniMax M3.1 FlashFast
Nemotron 3 UltraDeep reasoning
GLM 5.3Coding
GLM 5.3 FlashFast coding
Step 5General
SuperCosmos by Clatter Labs · Free · Unlimited · No caps
Image and video understanding included. Lineup as of 0.8.0; it changes as better models arrive.
Reasoning effort
One slider decides how hard Cosmos thinks, how long it runs and how many sub-agents it uses. It starts on Max.
ModeMax
Steps per run400
Parallel tool calls8
Deepest thinking, longest runs, most sub-agents
Replies stream token by token at every level.
Integrations
Connects to the tools you already ship with
Cosmos can connect to every service below and use it: push to your repos, deploy to your hosts, query your databases, post to your workspace and call the models you choose. Connect once; every agent and Bot can use it. Tokens stay in your account, reach only their own service, and are scrubbed from anything the agent prints.
Code
- GitHub
- GitLab
- Bitbucket
Deploy & cloud
- Cloudflare
- Vercel
- Netlify
- Railway
- Docker
- Firebase
Data
- Supabase
- PostgreSQL
- Prisma
- Drizzle
Models
- NVIDIA
- Groq
- Hugging Face
- OpenAI-compatible
Work
- Slack
- Linear
- Notion
- Jira
- Asana
- Figma
- HubSpot
- PagerDuty
- Stripe
Runtime & protocol
- MCP
- Telegram
- Node.js
- Bun
- Deno
- pnpm
- Playwright
Plus any tool exposed through an MCP server. Logos are trademarks of their respective owners.
Telegram
Talk to your Bots from your phone
Link a Telegram chat with a one-time code and your whole team comes with you. Start a job on the train, approve a step with a button, and get the result and its files right in the thread. Every Telegram chat is a normal session you can pick up on the desktop.
- Message Cosmos, or switch to any Bot by name
- Answer questions and approvals with one tap
- Unlink at any time from Settings
Control
Powerful, and it still asks first
Cosmos can do a lot on its own. You decide where the line is, and you can always see what it did.
Confirm on every destructive action
Every delete, remove and disconnect opens a confirm popup. Nothing goes away without your yes.
Recorded computer use
Screen-control sessions are recorded. The video and a final screenshot land in the chat when the task ends.
Isolated sessions
Each chat runs on its own computer with a clean workspace. Deleted chats are wiped; idle ones are reclaimed.
Watch and take over
The Computer panel is read-only by default. Ask for control and the agent hands it to you.
Firewall built in
Secret redaction, prompt-injection checks and a danger guard sit between the agent and the outside world.
Analytics you can read
Usage, latency, activity by hour and the tools that fail most, across every PC you use.
And much more
The small things that make it feel like a teammate, not a tool.
Shared memory
Agent and Bots remember how you work, and get better at it.
Settings in the cloud
Sign in on another PC and everything is where you left it.
Live deploys
Every project can go out to a live URL from the chat.
Cosmos Database
Postgres, auth and storage set up by the agent.
Voice input
Talk to it. Transcription runs in the cloud and detects your language.
In-app browser
The agent drives a real browser while you watch its cursor.
Mini window
A compact chat that floats over whatever you're doing.
Command palette
Ctrl K to jump anywhere or run anything.
Question cards
When it needs a decision, it asks with clear options.
Media editor
Edit screenshots and recordings with an agent beside the canvas.
Your own providers
Use SuperCosmos or plug in the model providers you already pay for.
Windows native
A small, fast Tauri app with notifications and a tray icon.
FAQs
How is Cosmos Bot different from an AI chat app?
Cosmos has its own computer and its own repos, so it doesn't just suggest code: it writes it, runs it, tests it and deploys it, and shows you every change it made.
What's the difference between the Main agent and Bots?
The Main agent is the full-stack builder with the most power. Bots are specialists for research, review, testing, data and docs. They run in parallel and pass large builds back to the Main agent.
Where does it run?
The app runs on Windows. The agents work on cloud computers, so jobs keep going when your laptop is closed, and you can follow along from Telegram.
Can I watch or stop what it's doing?
Yes. The Computer panel shows its screen and terminal live, you can take control at any time, and anything that deletes, removes or disconnects asks you first.
Where does my code go?
Into private Cloud Repos in your account. Every change is a commit you can read, compare and restore.
Which models does it use?
By default, the SuperCosmos gateway picks from a lineup verified for tool calling, including MiniMax M3.1 Flash, Nemotron 3 Ultra and GLM 5.3. You can also connect your own providers.
Is there a Mac or Linux version?
Not yet. Cosmos Bot is a Windows desktop app today, and you can reach your Bots from Telegram on any device.
How do I get in?
Join the early access list below. We send invite codes in waves and you'll hear from us by email.
Request early access
Cosmos Bot is an experimental software program by Clatter Labs, not a production product. Early access is for taking part in the experiment only, and the service will be shut down completely when it ends. While it runs, SuperCosmos models are free and unlimited. Leave your details and every request is reviewed; approved requests get an invite code by email.