Tool overview
Osloq is listed under Programming AI tools.
What is Osloq?
Osloq connects to GitHub repositories, investigates reported issues inside isolated sandboxes, and returns verified findings with code links, logs, screenshots, browser evidence, and suggested next steps.
Best for
Engineering teams verifying GitHub issues before committing developer time
Who is it for?
Decision note
Suitable for evaluation after confirming final commercial terms, permissions, data handling, lifecycle status, and edit-screen aliases. Keep Needs Review enabled until a human verifies the published profile.
Key features
GitHub issue ingestion and repository tracing
Isolated sandbox reproduction before conclusions
Logs, screenshots, console, and code-path evidence
Read-only least-privilege GitHub App access
Reports with verified findings and next steps
Shared repository history and role controls for teams
Use cases
Reproducing reported software bugs
Validating GitHub issue claims
Collecting evidence before assigning fixes
Investigating failures across code and runtime
Sharing verified findings with engineering teams
Pros
- Free plan includes public and private repositories
- Evidence is linked to exact code and runtime context
- Source sandboxes are destroyed after investigations
- Team plan adds shared history and RBAC
Limitations
Osloq can misdiagnose an issue or fail to reproduce environment-specific behavior. Teams should use dedicated credentials, review evidence and suggested changes, and avoid treating its report as authorization to merge or deploy code.
Pricing details
Billing options
Pricing note
Free includes five investigations per month. Pro costs $29 per month with 50 investigations and three concurrent runs. Team costs $99 per month, includes three seats, and provides 60 investigations per seat. Yearly billing includes two months free.
Supported programming languages
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- Python
- Go
Integrations
GitHub
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