An investigation agent that lives in your IDE
Describe what's going wrong and Osuite's investigation agent finds the root cause and a fix — correlating logs, traces, and metrics across every service, right where you already work. Plus a visualizer agent that builds any dashboard from plain English.
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Investigation Agent
Lives in your IDE. Describe an issue and it correlates logs, traces, and metrics to surface the root cause — and a suggested fix — in plain language
Visualizer Agent
Build any dashboard by describing what you want, no PromQL or metric expertise required
Built into the platform
Not a bolt-on. Both agents work with all your existing Osuite data from day one
Investigation Agent — Root Cause and a Fix, in Your IDE
- Describe the issue in your IDE — the agent correlates logs, traces, and metrics across every service to find the root cause
- Surfaces what broke, why, and which service is the origin — in plain language, with a suggested fix
- Cuts investigation time from hours to minutes, even during complex cascading failures
Investigation Agent — Smarter On-Call
- Does the first layer of investigation automatically, so on-call engineers arrive with context, not a blank screen
- Delivers a full investigation summary — and a proposed fix — before a human even opens the incident
- Works across your entire stack — no need to configure it per service or signal type
Visualizer Agent — Natural Language Dashboards
- Describe any dashboard in plain English and Osuite builds it — no query language required
- Automatically selects the right metrics, visualizations, and time ranges for your request
- Any engineer on your team can build production-ready dashboards, regardless of experience level
Visualizer Agent — Faster Iteration
- Scaffold dashboards in seconds and refine them with the manual builder for full control
- No more back-and-forth between engineers to find the right PromQL expression
- Democratizes observability across your team — junior engineers are no longer blocked