Kosmos (Edison Scientific / FutureHouse)

Autonomous AI agent that runs literature review + data analysis cycles, condensing ~6 months of research into a day per vendor

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Paid — no free plan

Kosmos itself requires a paid subscription; the free plan covers only standard agents.

What Kosmos (Edison Scientific / FutureHouse) does

  • Autonomous AI agent that runs literature review + data analysis cycles, condensing ~6 months of research into a day per vendor
  • Publicly available via web interface and API, not an internal-only research demo
  • Kosmos itself requires a paid subscription; the free plan covers only standard agents.

Kosmos (Edison Scientific / FutureHouse) — straight answers

What is Kosmos (Edison Scientific / FutureHouse)?

Kosmos (Edison Scientific / FutureHouse) is listed under Science & Research AI, in the Research & Learning category on Flocci AI Tools. Autonomous AI agent that runs literature review + data analysis cycles, condensing ~6 months of research into a day per vendor. It is paid, with no free tier, and it lives at futurehouse.org.

Is Kosmos (Edison Scientific / FutureHouse) free?

No. Kosmos itself requires a paid subscription; the free plan covers only standard agents. Flocci keeps paid tools out of its free catalog: they appear only in search results when you choose to see them, labelled and paired with a free alternative.

Can I use Kosmos (Edison Scientific / FutureHouse) in a browser, or is there an app?

Kosmos (Edison Scientific / FutureHouse) works in a normal browser tab with no install. It is available on the web.

What can Kosmos (Edison Scientific / FutureHouse) do?

Kosmos (Edison Scientific / FutureHouse) does 3 things the catalog singles out: Autonomous ai agent that runs literature review + data analysis cycles, condensing ~6 months of research into a day per vendor; publicly available via web interface and api, not an internal-only research demo; kosmos itself requires a paid subscription; the free plan covers only standard agents..

What is the best free alternative to Kosmos (Edison Scientific / FutureHouse)?

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