Osuite is production intelligence for going from a P0 incident to RCA + fix in minutes. System breaks → runtime graph → AI investigation → root cause → fix → <5 min. Unlike traditional observability, Osuite correlates telemetry, code, deployments, and runtime context into a context mesh, giving both engineers and AI the context needed to investigate. An AI investigation agent works directly in your IDE, helping you understand what broke, why, and how to fix it.
Not hunting through dashboards. Not digging through Slack threads. Not waiting for the one person who knows that service.
Your production context is scattered. So every incident starts the same way. You rebuild the picture before you can find the problem.
Osuite connects your signals into one runtime graph.
Your engineers and AI agents get the full production context. As it happens. Once you find the root cause, that context follows you into Claude Code, Codex or Cursor.
No new AI chat window. No starting from zero in your editor.
You go from P0 to root cause to fix. In under five minutes.
AI investigations are unlimited on every plan. Even the $10 plan.
Your bill should not climb during your worst week.
When production breaks, you should be fixing it.
Not hunting through dashboards. Not digging through Slack threads. Not waiting for the one person who knows that service.
Your production context is scattered. So every incident starts the same way. You rebuild the picture before you can find the problem.
Osuite connects your signals into one runtime graph.
Your engineers and AI agents get the full production context. As it happens. Once you find the root cause, that context follows you into Claude Code, Codex or Cursor.
No new AI chat window. No starting from zero in your editor.
You go from P0 to root cause to fix. In under five minutes.
AI investigations are unlimited on every plan. Even the $10 plan.
Your bill should not climb during your worst week.
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