generated: '2026-07-19' method: none source: >- Registry probes on 2026-07-19 (npm, PyPI) plus review of docs.kosmoslabs.ai and https://kosmoslabs.ai/product/integrations/ description: >- No first-party Kosmos client libraries, SDKs or CLIs were found in any package registry or linked from the documentation. This is consistent with the shape of the product: the only public API is an OTLP endpoint, and customers integrate using the standard OpenTelemetry Collector or their existing vendor agent rather than a Kosmos-authored SDK. packages: [] registries_searched: - registry: npm probed: ['kosmoslabs', '@kosmoslabs/sdk', 'kosmos-labs'] result: 404 — no package - registry: PyPI probed: ['kosmoslabs', 'kosmos-labs'] result: 404 — no package - registry: Maven Central result: no first-party artifact found - registry: NuGet result: no first-party artifact found - registry: pkg.go.dev result: no first-party module found - registry: RubyGems result: no first-party gem found - registry: Packagist result: no first-party package found - registry: crates.io result: no first-party crate found docs_reviewed: - https://docs.kosmoslabs.ai/llms.txt - https://docs.kosmoslabs.ai/product-documentation/connecting-opentelemetry-preview - https://kosmoslabs.ai/product/integrations/ note: >- The documentation does not link a GitHub organization. Three plausible GitHub namespaces (kosmoslabs, kosmos-labs, kosmosai) resolve, but none is claimed by Kosmos AI Labs on its own site or docs, so no GitHubOrganization pointer is asserted. third_party_clients: note: >- Ingest is performed with standard, non-Kosmos software. Documentation supplies drop-in exporter configuration for these; they are third-party OpenTelemetry tooling, not Kosmos packages, and are listed for integration context only. tooling: - OpenTelemetry Collector (otlphttp exporter) - Grafana Agent - Splunk - Datadog - Dynatrace - AWS Distro for OpenTelemetry (ADOT) - Google Cloud Ops - Azure Monitor - New Relic