We’re building the place where engineering context lives.

Every team we worked with had the same bottleneck. A lead assigns a task, and before the developer can start, they need to ask twenty questions. Which service does this touch? Which doc is current? Why did we pick this provider? What counts as done?

The answers exist, but they’re scattered across someone’s head, an old chat thread and three wikis. Issue trackers record that work exists, and wikis store pages nobody links to. Neither knows what a task actually needs.

Osco treats knowledge, code and execution as connected objects. Docs, endpoints, features and tasks link to each other both ways, so the context travels with the work, to people and to coding agents.