Demo · Cosmos web + agent briefing
Would not clear the week. Left a why.
Heading vs what the week actually showed
Cosmos measures the gap between your heading and your week. Agents see the same ground before they act.
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Cosmos is the product of Polarity Lab. Your agents check with it before they send, book, or draft. If something should wait, it says so and leaves a why. One account across the lab. The whole of you stays with you.
Alex wants protected mornings for deep work.
Proves
Sees the gap. Refuses advice that makes it worse.
01 · Alex sets a heading
In Cosmos, Alex declares: protect mornings for deep work.
Through the week, connectors suggest moments from calendar, messages, and browsing. Alex did not log each one by hand.
02 · Suppress and compile
Most signal never surfaces. Alex keeps five moments that counted.
Today shows the hard call, supports, and the suppress count.
03 · Drift with receipts
Cosmos compares the heading to the week. Status: drifting.
Most attention landed after 10pm. Each line links to a source Alex can inspect or dismiss.
04 · The agent calls before advising
Alex opens an agent with Cosmos connected. The briefing includes the drift readout.
A productivity dump that would widen the gap gets refused. One small calibration, tied to receipts.
05 · Without Cosmos
Alex wrote I want deep mornings in a Notion page three weeks ago.
Nothing links that note to this week's behavior. There is no refuse, no readout, no receipts.
Closing
Notes store intent. Cosmos holds the gap, suppresses the rest, and refuses advice that would make the drift worse.
Terms (optional)
- Check
- The agent asks Cosmos before it acts. You can check the same way from today or text.
- Hard call
- What still needs you. The thing that cleared the bar.
- Quiet
- Most of life never interrupts you. You see the count. That is the product.
- Would not
- Cosmos returns would not send (or would not book, would not draft), with a why.
- Escalate
- Stakes need a human. Cosmos does not pretend to decide your life.
- Receipt
- The source behind a hold or a would-not. Ask why when you want proof.