Cosmicjs
Team agents that manage your CMS from Slack, WhatsApp, and Telegram
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What is Cosmicjs?
Cosmic’s Team Agents and the built-in Cosmic Agent turn the CMS into an AI-powered workspace where agents can chat with your team, manage content, ship code, run workflows, and automate repetitive operations. Team Agents live in Slack, WhatsApp, and Telegram, while the Cosmic Agent lives in the dashboard and is available from the moment a project is created with no setup required. The agents can read and write CMS content, generate images and videos, browse the web, call APIs, create workflows, and delegate tasks to other agents. Cosmic positions this as a way to collapse the gap between planning content, building pages, measuring results, and iterating on what works. It is aimed at content teams, developers, growth teams, support teams, and businesses that want an AI teammate instead of a simple chatbot.
Cosmicjs pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Cosmic says Team Agents are included in every plan, and the Cosmic Agent is free on every plan and does not count against agent limits. The pricing shown includes Free at $0/month with 1 bucket, 2 team members, and 1,000 objects; Builder at $49/month with 2 buckets, 3 team members, and 5,000 objects; Team at $299/month with 3 buckets, 5 team members, and 20,000 objects; Business at $499/month with 5 buckets, 10 team members, and 50,000 objects; and Enterprise as custom pricing. Additional users are $29 per user per month, the free plan is free forever, and no credit card is required to start.
Cosmicjs pros
- Lives in Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram, and dashboard
- Built into every new project from day one
- No setup required for Cosmic Agent
- Can read and write CMS content
- Can create, edit, delete, publish, and unpublish objects
- Can generate AI images from text
- Can generate and extend AI videos
- Can browse and analyze web pages
- Can create Team Agents from the dashboard
- Can delegate tasks to specialized agents
- Can run scheduled workflows and cron jobs
- Can send notifications by email and chat
- Can connect to external APIs and services
- Can read codebases and open pull requests
- Can build and deploy apps from natural language
- Can work in customer-facing mode
- Supports thread-aware Slack replies
- Includes persistent memory for agents
- Uses the same REST API as the frontend
- Works across major frameworks like Next.js and Svelte
Cosmicjs cons
- Feature set is broad, so setup can be complex for advanced use cases
- Some capabilities depend on connecting external services like GitHub or Slack
- Customer-facing agents still need careful prompt and goal design
- Best results require well-structured CMS models and content types
- Automations may need review before publishing or deployment
- Workflow orchestration can be hard to govern at scale
- Some features are tied to Cosmic’s ecosystem rather than standalone use
- Free plan has limits on buckets, team members, and objects
Frequently asked questions about Cosmicjs
What is the Cosmic Agent?
The Cosmic Agent is a full AI assistant built into every Cosmic project’s dashboard. It can manage content, generate images and videos, read and write code, create Team Agents, build workflows, send notifications, research the web, and answer questions about the project or the platform. It is available as soon as a new project is created, requires no setup, and does not count against agent limits.
What are Team Agents?
Team Agents are AI-powered team members that join a team’s Slack workspace, WhatsApp groups, or Telegram channels. They have names, personas, goals, and persistent memory, and they can read and write CMS content, build and deploy applications, call external APIs, and delegate work to other agents. Cosmic describes them as real collaborators rather than simple chatbots.
Which channels do Team Agents support?
Team Agents support Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram, and the Cosmic dashboard channel. Slack includes thread-aware replies, rich formatting, image sharing, and mention-only mode. WhatsApp can use Cosmic’s shared number or a customer’s own WhatsApp Business number, and Telegram works through a bot created with BotFather.
Can these agents publish content automatically?
Yes. Cosmic says agents can create structured CMS objects, manage metadata and relationships, and publish or unpublish content. The Content Agent can research topics, write blog posts and landing pages, generate images, and either auto-publish content or queue it for review.
Can the agents build software?
Yes. Cosmic says the Code Agent can connect to GitHub, read a codebase, write code, create branches, commit changes, open pull requests, merge pull requests, and trigger redeployments. The platform also says Team Agents can coordinate code work by delegating tasks to specialized agents.
Can agents work with external tools and APIs?
Yes. Cosmic says agents can call external APIs and connect to services such as Resend for email, Stripe for payments, Shopify for commerce, and any REST endpoint. The platform also supports secure storage of secrets and API access keys.
Do agents run on a schedule?
Yes. Cosmic supports scheduled agents and workflows, including daily standups, weekly content audits, and monthly performance reports. Agents can also be triggered by webhooks, and the platform describes these schedules as useful for proactive reporting and recurring operations.
What kinds of workflows can Cosmic automate?
Cosmic says Workflows can chain agents into multi-step automations that run in sequence or in parallel. Examples include content generation, analytics collection, code updates, QA, and deployment, with the platform describing a full loop from research to publishing to measurement to optimization.
Is Cosmic only for internal teams?
No. Cosmic includes a customer-facing mode for Team Agents. In that mode, an agent can qualify leads, answer support questions, or guide onboarding while hiding internal configuration details and system information for a cleaner branded experience.
What are the plan limits?
The free plan includes 1 bucket, 2 team members, and 1,000 objects. Builder includes 2 buckets, 3 team members, and 5,000 objects; Team includes 3 buckets, 5 team members, and 20,000 objects; Business includes 5 buckets, 10 team members, and 50,000 objects; and Enterprise is custom. Cosmic also says additional users cost $29 per user per month.