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What this site indexes, where the data comes from, how often it refreshes, and how to use it. Built and maintained by Unity Nodes. A SQLite file and scheduled syncs.

14 source types50k indexed items46k embedded chunks592 sync runs logged33 MCP tools41 REST endpoints

What this is

Cosmopedia is an unofficial, read-only index of public Cosmos material: the Hub forum, the official docs, whitepapers, GitHub releases, issues and discussions, YouTube talks and blogs. Each source is fetched on its own cadence, normalised into one SQLite database, embedded for vector search, and made queryable through one ranked-results page.

Same data, two surfaces: browser search and an MCP server for AI agents, plus a REST API behind both.

Sources

Every row below is a real table in the live database. Counts and last-fetched times are read at page-render and revalidated every 10 minutes.

SourceCadenceItemsLast fetchedCanonical
Forum topics15 min2.5k7m agoforum.cosmos.network
Forum posts15 min19k7m agoforum.cosmos.network
Docs pagesdaily1.7k11h agodocs.cosmos.network
Hub governance proposals5 min3282m agoCosmos Hub chain state (LCD)
Security advisories6 h713h agoGitHub security advisories, cosmos/security, CosmWasm/advisories
ADRs, RFCs and ICS standards6 h2183h agocosmos-sdk, cometbft, gaia and ibc repositories
Chainsdaily26311h agogithub.com/cosmos/chain-registry
IBC channelsdaily86911h agogithub.com/cosmos/chain-registry
Whitepapersno scheduled writer4-Cosmos whitepaper and research documents
GitHub items (issues, PRs)6 h23k3h agogithub.com/cosmos, cometbft, CosmWasm
GitHub releases15 min1.2k7m agogithub.com release feeds
GitHub discussions6 h2163h agogithub discussions API
Blog posts (aggregated)6 h1983h agocosmos.network blog and community feeds
YouTube videos + transcripts6 h3263h agoYouTube: Cosmos, Cosmos Labs

Why this exists

Cosmos material lives in many places: the docs site, the Hub forum, GitHub repositories and release notes, and on-chain governance. Each has its own search and none of them shows how fresh the others are. The official documentation already has a search and an MCP server of its own, so Cosmopedia does not repeat it.

Cosmopedia collects the public rest in one place, keeps the canonical link, and shows the timestamp each source was last fetched. A source that has not been synced yet says so in the table above instead of showing an empty list as if it were the whole picture. If a docs page 404s upstream, the cached snapshot stays reachable until it comes back.

How it stays current

Sources are fetched by scheduled scripts, each on its own cadence, so cheap sources stay fresh and expensive ones don't hammer their upstreams. The Cadence column above shows the schedule each source actually has; a source with no schedule is not being synced.

When a source is offline, the previous snapshot is served with a last-fetched note. Nothing is paraphrased and nothing is rewritten by an LLM before being shown to you.

Three ways to use it

1 / Search

Press / anywhere, or use the topbar. Ranked results across every source in one list.

/  →  query
   → ranked results
     across all sources

Browser route: /search

2 / REST API

JSON over HTTP, no API key. The same ranked results the search box and MCP tools use.

GET /api/v1/search
    ?q=ibc+timeout
 → ranked results, JSON

Reference: /api/v1/reference

3 / MCP server

Point Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP client at the URL below. 33 tools covering every source.

https://cosmopedia.xyz/mcp
  search, semantic_search,
  get_discussion, get_doc,
  29 more

Reference: /for-ai · /api/v1/reference

What this is NOT

  • Not a replacement for the primary sources. Every page links back to the docs page, the forum thread, or the GitHub release that the row came from. If the answer matters, click through and verify against the original.
  • Not a news site. No editorial team, no headlines, no "our take". Aggregator pages (/blog, /feed) re-list third-party posts; their text belongs to the original publishers.
  • Not financial advice and not investment research. Governance and technical material is shown for reference. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell ATOM or any other asset.
  • Not affiliated with the Interchain Foundation, Cosmos Labs, or any validator operator. Cosmopedia is operated independently by Unity Nodes.
  • Not a finished product. Things break. Upstreams change shape. When we notice, we fix it; when we don't, please tell us on /contact.

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