generated: '2026-08-11' method: searched source: https://github.com/Cosmose/pod-specs note: >- Searched npm, PyPI, Maven Central, RubyGems, crates.io, NuGet, pkg.go.dev, Packagist and the CocoaPods trunk for first-party Cosmose AI / KaiKai client libraries, then found the real distribution: a first-party PRIVATE CocoaPods spec repository under the provider's own GitHub organisation. Nothing is published to any public package registry — the four packages below resolve their binaries from an authenticated Nexus at repo.cosmose.co, so `registry: cdn`-style version reading applies: the version is read from the pinned artifact URL inside each podspec, and the publish date from the git commit that added it. registries_searched: - registry: npm query: cosmose results: 0 url: https://registry.npmjs.org/-/v1/search?text=cosmose - registry: npm query: kaikai results: 0 note: Five unrelated third-party packages; none authored by Cosmose. - registry: pypi query: cosmose status: 404 - registry: maven-central query: cosmose results: 0 - registry: cocoapods-trunk query: Cosmose, CosmoseSDK, Kaikai results: 0 note: 'All three return {"error":"No pod found with the specified name."} — the pods are not on the public trunk.' - registry: github-search query: cosmose results: 0 note: 20 repositories matched the string; none belong to Cosmose Inc. packages: - name: CosmoseSDK language: swift platform: ios ecosystem: cocoapods registry: private official: true version: 2.0.18 published: '2021-12-09' version_source: >- Pinned artifact URL in the podspec — https://repo.cosmose.co/repository/ios-sdk-releases/co/cosmose/CosmoseSDK/CosmoseSDK_2.0.18.xcframework.zip published_source: >- Date of the commit that added CosmoseSDK/2.0.18 to https://github.com/Cosmose/pod-specs spec: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Cosmose/pod-specs/HEAD/CosmoseSDK/2.0.18/CosmoseSDK.podspec.json homepage: https://cosmose.ai license: Proprietary author: Cosmose Inc. minimum_platform: iOS 9.0 distribution: vendored xcframework, sha256-pinned, fetched over HTTPS from repo.cosmose.co dependencies: - Protobuf ~> 3.17 description: >- "Cosmose SDK is a library used to track user location along with additional information." This is the data- collection SDK partner apps embed — the supply side of Cosmose's offline-behaviour dataset — not a client for calling a Cosmose API. decay_note: >- Latest release is 2021-12-09, four years and eight months before this pass. It still targets iOS 9.0 and excludes arm64 on the simulator, which means it predates Apple-silicon simulator support. - name: CosmoseNotificationsSDK language: swift platform: ios ecosystem: cocoapods registry: private official: true version: 2.0.18 published: '2021-12-09' version_source: >- Pinned artifact URL — https://repo.cosmose.co/repository/ios-sdk-releases/co/cosmose/CosmoseNotificationsSDK/CosmoseNotificationsSDK_2.0.18.xcframework.zip spec: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Cosmose/pod-specs/HEAD/CosmoseNotificationsSDK/2.0.18/CosmoseNotificationsSDK.podspec.json license: Proprietary author: Cosmose Inc. minimum_platform: iOS 10.0 dependencies: - CosmoseSDK ~> 2.0 description: '"Cosmose Notifications SDK is a library used to process real-time push notifications."' - name: HartAiSdk language: swift platform: ios ecosystem: cocoapods registry: private official: true version: 1.0.0-preprod published: '2024-09-05' version_source: >- Pinned artifact URL — https://repo.cosmose.co/repository/ios-sdk-releases/org/hartai/sdk/HartAiSdk/HartAiSdk_1.0.0-preprod.xcframework.zip spec: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Cosmose/pod-specs/HEAD/HartAiSdk/1.0.0-preprod/HartAiSdk.podspec.json license: Proprietary author: Cosmose Inc. minimum_platform: iOS 13.0 dependencies: - HartAiNativePreferencesSdk ~> 1.0.0 description: >- "HART AI is a secure data container where the user's preferences, statistics, and interactions are stored in an encrypted version. Everything is confirmed on the blockchain so nobody will be able to change it or deny previous actions." Published under the org/hartai namespace but authored by Cosmose Inc. — the blockchain-side product line that followed the NEAR Foundation investment. decay_note: >- The newest first-party package Cosmose has published anywhere is still tagged `-preprod` and has not moved since 2024-09-05. A pre-production build is the current state of the art of this SDK line. - name: HartAiNativePreferencesSdk language: swift platform: ios ecosystem: cocoapods registry: private official: true version: 1.0.0 published: '2024-09-05' version_source: >- Pinned artifact URL — https://repo.cosmose.co/repository/ios-sdk-releases/org/hartai/sdk/HartAiNativePreferencesSdk/HartAiNativePreferencesSdk_1.0.0.xcframework.zip spec: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Cosmose/pod-specs/HEAD/HartAiNativePreferencesSdk/1.0.0/HartAiNativePreferencesSdk.podspec.json license: Proprietary author: Cosmose Inc. minimum_platform: iOS 13.0 dependencies: - GTMSessionFetcher ~> 2.3.0 - GoogleDataTransport ~> 9.4.1 - GoogleToolboxForMac ~> 2.3.2 - GoogleUtilities ~> 7.13.3 - PromisesObjC ~> 2.4.0 - Protobuf ~> 3.27.1 - SSZipArchive ~> 2.4.3 description: '"HART AI Preferences extension."' not_first_party: - name: stahn/cosmose-ios-sdk url: https://github.com/stahn/cosmose-ios-sdk description: '"iOS SDK for Cosmose app partners"' last_pushed: '2014-03-17' reason: >- Personal account, not the Cosmose organisation, and last touched in 2014. Recorded so a later run does not mistake it for the official SDK. gaps: - >- No Android SDK is published anywhere public, despite the product being an in-app location SDK whose reach claim ("1B people") is necessarily dominated by Android in the Asian markets Cosmose sells. - >- No server-side client library exists in any language for the API surface that does have a public contract. - >- The binary host repo.cosmose.co/repository/ios-sdk-releases/ returns HTTP 401 on directory listing, so no consumer can enumerate available versions; the GitHub spec repo is the only public version index. - >- Every package is `license: Proprietary` with an empty license text, so a consumer evaluating the SDK has no terms to read before embedding a location-tracking library in their own app.