#4949th of 80 in Agent platforms

cosmo-edge

C++ engine for video analytics and VLM tasks on Sophon, Rockchip and x86

Stars
2.1k
License
Apache-2.0
Last commit
Nov 2026
Last release
Nov 2026
Language
C
Stars, last 22 weeks+2,092
9 Jun 2026: 0 stars16 Jun 2026: 0 stars23 Jun 2026: 2 stars30 Jun 2026: 6 stars7 Jul 2026: 56 stars14 Jul 2026: 138 stars21 Jul 2026: 212 stars28 Jul 2026: 276 stars4 Aug 2026: 348 stars11 Aug 2026: 433 stars18 Aug 2026: 508 stars25 Aug 2026: 549 stars1 Sept 2026: 600 stars8 Sept 2026: 696 stars15 Sept 2026: 1,010 stars22 Sept 2026: 1,138 stars29 Sept 2026: 1,156 stars6 Oct 2026: 1,169 stars13 Oct 2026: 1,579 stars20 Oct 2026: 1,821 stars27 Oct 2026: 2,057 stars3 Nov 2026: 2,078 stars10 Nov 2026: 2,092 stars

0 on 9 Jun 20262,092 on 10 Nov 2026

From GitHub's daily star counts.

Checked on GitHub.

Overview

CosmoEdge is a C++17 engine with a browser console for building video analytics pipelines: detection, tracking, zones, alarms, and VLM or GroundingDINO prompt-based checks. Each build targets one backend (Sophon BMRT, Rockchip RKNN, or ONNX Runtime on x86) and needs models converted for that chip. Events go out over REST, WebSocket, MQTT or HTTP webhooks, and an x86 Docker path runs the same UI without edge hardware.

Who it is for: Engineers deploying camera video analytics on Sophon or Rockchip edge boxes

Strengths

  • Targets BM1688, CV186X, RK3576, RV1126B and x86 from one engine and console
  • Built-in alarms, ONVIF and GB28181 camera access, MQTT and webhook event delivery
  • x86 Docker compose path to try the full UI without edge hardware
  • Published v1.1 benchmarks including a 72-hour run on four chips

Weaknesses

  • Each build supports one backend; models must be converted per target chip
  • CV186X and Rockchip v1.2 packages had no device validation in the release run
  • Protected models, certified hardware and commercial preset models sit outside the Apache-2.0 code
  • macOS preview runs under amd64 emulation, single-video trial only

What it needs

  • GPU optional
  • Docker + Compose
  • Needs Docker, Docker Compose, Git
  • Models: .nn (Sophon BMRT), .rknn (RKNN), RKLLM (RK3576), .onnx (ONNX Runtime), YOLO26
  • port 8080

Quick answers

Is cosmo-edge open source?

Yes. Its code is on GitHub under the Apache-2.0 license.

Can you run cosmo-edge with Docker?

Yes. Its repository has a Docker setup: a Dockerfile, a Compose file or a published image.

Does cosmo-edge need a GPU?

No. It runs on a CPU and can use a GPU when you have one.

Also in Agent platforms

See all 80
Also in Agent platforms
RankProjectScore
1AutoGPTRole-based AI agents coordinated by one lead agent, plus a visual workflow builder Live demo ↗ (opens in a new tab)188k stars+853 (+0.5%) in 30 dayscustom license95 out of 100
2daily_stock_analysisLLM-driven daily analysis of watchlist stocks across six markets, pushed to chat apps69.9k stars+3,683 (+5.6%) in 30 daysMIT95 out of 100
3LangflowVisual builder for AI agents and workflows, exposed as API or MCP server156.5k stars+1,251 (+0.8%) in 30 daysMIT94 out of 100
#4deer-flowAgent harness running sub-agents, memory and sandboxes with pluggable skills85.2k stars+1,752 (+2.1%) in 30 daysMIT93 out of 100
#5DifyVisual builder for LLM workflows, RAG pipelines and agents, with APIs Live demo ↗ (opens in a new tab)161k stars+3,111 (+2.0%) in 30 dayscustom license92 out of 100