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Tracing the formation and evolution of all supermassive black holes,including the obscured ones, understanding how black holes influence theirsurroundings and how matter behaves under extreme conditions, are recognized askey science objectives to be addressed by the next generation of instruments.These are the main goals of the COSPIX proposal, made to ESA in December 2010in the context of its call for selection of the M3 mission. In addition,COSPIX, will also provide key measurements on the non thermal Universe,particularly in relation to the question of the acceleration of particles, aswell as on many other fundamental questions as for example the energeticparticle content of clusters of galaxies. COSPIX is proposed as an observatoryoperating from 0.3 to more than 100 keV. The payload features a single longfocal length focusing telescope offering an effective area close to ten timeslarger than any scheduled focusing mission at 30 keV, an angular resolutionbetter than 20 arcseconds in hard X-rays, and polarimetric capabilities withinthe same focal plane instrumentation. In this paper, we describe the scienceobjectives of the mission, its baseline design, and its performances, asproposed to ESA.

The COSPIX mission: focusing on the energetic and obscured Universe