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Every release, newest first. Cosmos Bot started life as SideDesk, a desktop app for tasks, notes and a vault, and grew into an agent with its own computer.

Cosmos Bot 0.8.0 Latest

Max power by default, recorded computer use, settings in the cloud

  • Streaming replies: answers appear as Cosmos thinks instead of all at once.
  • Max effort is the default, and the Main agent follows a full-stack policy: it authors code in Cloud Repos and runs it on its computer.
  • Computer use is recorded: when a computer task ends, the full video and a final screenshot land in the chat.
  • Environment: choose the CLIs your stack needs once and they're installed on every agent computer.
  • Settings in the cloud: your settings sync to your account and follow you to every PC.
  • Analytics from every PC: usage events from all your devices, median and p95 latency, activity by hour and the tools that fail most.
  • Confirm before anything destructive: every delete, remove and disconnect asks first.
  • Bots focus on their specialist role and hand big builds to the Main agent.
  • A side panel per chat, a composer that wraps on narrow windows, and a simpler Settings screen.
  • Fixed a gateway error that could reject some model requests.
Cosmos Bot 0.7.5

Reasoning Effort slider and integrations in every composer

  • Reasoning Effort slider in every composer, with the current level captioned beside it.
  • Integrations pop-up in the composer to reach your connected services in one click.
  • Voice runs in the cloud with automatic language detection; no local model or key needed.
  • AI Gateway with the SuperCosmos lineup, now with image and video understanding.
  • More connectors set up by token, including Figma, Slack, Railway, Asana, HubSpot and PagerDuty.
  • Smarter memory: better ranking, and Cosmos remembers useful things on its own.
  • Telegram chats are now regular sessions you can pick up on the desktop.
Cosmos Bot 0.7.4

An isolated computer for every chat

  • Isolated computers per chat session: each chat gets a clean workspace with its own terminals, console and events.
  • The Computer panel follows the chat you're in; deleted chats are wiped and idle sessions are reclaimed.
  • SuperCosmos lineup: MiniMax M3.1 Flash, Nemotron 3 Ultra, GLM 5.3, GLM 5.3 Flash and Step 5, each verified with tool calling.
  • Per-model routing with automatic fallback, and a model picker that lists the full lineup.
Cosmos Bot 0.7.3

Faster start, no lost messages

  • Fixed chats that could vanish or send you back to a new chat when two windows were open.
  • Cloud chat saves are ordered and retried, so the last message is never lost; deleted chats stay deleted.
  • One run per chat, no stuck “Thinking” after setup errors, and no doubled terminal lines.
  • Faster launch: heavy modules load in idle time, the mini window is created on first use, and unused editor code is gone.
  • Smoother UI: the chat list no longer re-renders on every keystroke and idle avatars draw at lower frame rates.
Cosmos Bot 0.7.2

A full terminal in the Computer panel

  • Full terminal in the Computer panel.
  • Change cards in the chat link straight to the file in Cloud Repos.
  • Warm computers start faster, and safe self-repair fixes a broken computer without losing work.
  • Telegram sessions, delete confirmations, chat in the mini window and a cleaner sign-in.
Cosmos Bot 0.7.1

A computer per agent, with control handoff

  • A computer per agent, woken in real time when work arrives.
  • Live read-only Computer panel with one-click control handoff.
  • Activity and Changes tabs to review everything an agent touched, plus a live strip in the chat.
  • Bots run in parallel, sharing one browser.
  • Telegram link codes, smoother cursors and a new Settings › Computers page.
Cosmos Bot 0.7.0

The all-cloud computer

  • One cloud computer per account, built on Codespaces, Supabase and Cloudflare, next to your Cloud Repos. Tokens never reach the app.
  • Computer panel beside the chat with a file tree, an editor and a terminal showing the agent's live console next to your own shell.
  • Effort modes: Fast, Heavy or Max set thinking depth, run length and how many sub-agents run at once.
  • Remote agents on Telegram: link a chat with a one-time link, talk to Cosmos or any Bot, answer approvals with buttons and get files back.
  • A media editor agent that edits screenshots and recordings with its own pointer.
  • The desktop keeps only what needs your PC: the embedded browser, screen control, captures, the vault and notifications.
Cosmos Bot 0.6.1

Bots in the cloud, with skills

  • Bot data and skills stored in the cloud.
  • @connectors in chat, site tests, and a stronger coding mode.
  • Bigger avatars, a visible browser cursor, file handling and push notifications.
  • Redesigned AI provider settings; the Focus timer was retired.
Cosmos Bot 0.6.0

Meet the mascots

  • Mascot avatars for every Bot, and the new Moon logo.
  • Cloud Repos redesign, inline cards in the chat and a “Working” shimmer.
  • Friendly labels on Computer chips (database, data, storage).
  • Quieter connectors and a browser fix.
Cosmos Bot 0.5.8

In-app browser and shared memory

  • In-app browser the agent can drive while you watch.
  • Fuller Cloud Repos, shared memory between agents, and Cloudflare support.
  • Question cards when the agent needs a decision, and model lists fetched live.
Cosmos Bot 0.5.7

Cloud Repos

  • Cloud Repos: private, versioned source for every project.
  • Live browser panel and an editor agent.
Cosmos Bot 0.5.6

Direct chats with Bots

  • Chat with a Bot directly.
  • Vault settings in the app, and clearer error messages.
Cosmos Bot 0.5.5

Editor, keys and permissions

  • A media editor for screenshots and recordings.
  • A Keys view for API keys, and permission prompts for sensitive actions.
  • A more capable mini window.
Cosmos Bot 0.5.4

Bots talk to each other

  • Bots can message one another, with a shared log of who asked whom.
  • Bots can read a snapshot of your workspace.
  • Connector and analytics improvements.
Cosmos Bot 0.5.3

MCP servers

  • MCP support: add Model Context Protocol servers and their tools become available to the agent.
Cosmos Bot 0.5.2

A terminal for the agent

  • A built-in terminal the agent can use, and a better code view.
Cosmos Bot 0.5.1

SuperCosmos arrives

  • SuperCosmos models served through Clatter Cloud.
  • Bot avatars and provider logos.
  • Firewall and connector refinements.
Cosmos Bot 0.5.0

Introducing Bots

  • Bots: create specialist agents with their own name, job and model.
  • Clatter Cloud sync and a new Models settings page.
  • A new agent runtime.
Cosmos Bot 0.4.1

Browser and connectors

  • A more reliable browser for the agent, connector improvements and a redesigned sidebar.
Cosmos Bot 0.4.0

The autonomous agent

  • The agent is home: chats run in the background, several at once, side by side.
  • Sub-agents: up to 6 parallel workers for research, coding and general tasks.
  • Autopilot works until the job is done and notifies you; dangerous commands still ask.
  • Precise code editing with diff approval, code search and verify-by-build.
  • A sandboxed browser and better computer use.
  • Connectors for GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Vercel, Supabase, Cloudflare, Netlify and Hugging Face. Tokens stay in Windows Credential Manager.
  • Firewall: secret redaction, prompt-injection and danger guards.
  • Analytics for credits, tokens, runs, tool success and models.

SideDesk becomes Cosmos Bot

  • The app takes its new name, Cosmos Bot, with the AI agent at its center.
SideDesk 0.3.0 Earlier

An AI agent on the desktop

  • An AI agent with computer use, a code view and voice input.
  • A mini window and an overlay for quick questions.
SideDesk 0.2.0 Earlier

Everyday flow

  • A Today dashboard, a Focus timer, the Ctrl K command palette and global quick capture.
SideDesk 0.1.0 Earlier

The first release

  • A Windows desktop app for tasks, notes and an encrypted vault, signed in with Clatter Cloud.
  • Natural-language task entry in English and Egyptian Arabic.
  • Vault secrets encrypted with Argon2id and AES-256-GCM.

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