Cosmos Data reads public content from Cosmos (cosmos.so), the visual curation platform where designers and creatives save and organise inspiration. Look up a curator, browse their collections, open any saved post, or search everything on Cosmos by keyword.
Cosmos collections are hand-picked mood boards on everything from poster design to architecture to fashion. This tool turns them into structured data: image links, captions, where each image was originally found, save counts and whether it was flagged as AI-generated, so you can build reference boards, trace an image to its source, or see what a tastemaker is collecting.
What you can do
- search — find saved images across Cosmos for any keyword
- get_profile — a curator's bio, links, follower count and public post count
- get_collections and get_posts — everything a curator has organised or saved
- get_collection and get_collection_posts — one collection's details, subcollections and images
- get_post — one post's full-size media, caption, original source and save count
Who it's for
Designers, art directors and brand teams gathering visual references, creative researchers tracking taste and trends, and anyone who needs to trace an inspiration image back to where it came from.
How to use it
- Start with search for a theme like "brutalism", or get_profile with a username such as design
- List a curator's boards with get_collections, then open one with get_collection_posts
- Pass any post link to get_post for the full-size image and its original source
- Pass next_cursor back as cursor, unchanged, to load more posts or collections
Getting started
Try search with "brutalism", or get_collections with the username design.
