KOSMO MCP Server
KOSMO
An Agency Program for Builders
Overview
KOSMO is not an agent or a set of protocols. It is a formally structured protocol program designed to accelerate any builder at any scale. It enforces strict no-op determinism, deep research automation, and secure protocol enforcement. KOSMO loves Fortran.
Central Features
- Kosmo: Basic Plan and Build logic (kosmo plan then kosmo build is the lightweight workflow)
- Athena: Theoretical Verifier, Planning Mode Intelligence boost (System and Agent Command Audits, Logic Verification)
- Chiron: Training Optimizer and manger (ML Pipelines)
- Chaos: Git Agent of Chains (Version Control for Logic, Ongoing Development)
Standard Chain Library
At the moment, this is the only available chain in the standard chain library, try making some for yourself and let us know if you find a really useful one
- fullbuild: An end to end build chain involving planning, verification, execution, and review. (Best with fully context engineered plan, but often capable of codegen at scale from a single well defined command)
Installation
FOR ANY AGENT
See FORAGENT.md for instructions and TEACH_KOSMO_MCP_1.md for further details.
Zero-Install (Recommended)
Add to your MCP configuration:
{
"mcpServers": {
"kosmo": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["kosmo-mcp"]
}
}
}
Manual Install
uv tool install kosmo-mcp
Support
Email: info@hermios.us
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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