AI-assisted Odoo engineering, with a human in the approval path.
Odoomine takes a ticket, reads the logs and the code, proposes a change as a reviewable pull request, and runs it through your test suite on staging. An engineer approves before anything reaches production.
Ticket to release, with one required stop
Every stage produces an artefact a person can inspect: an analysis, a diff, a test run, an approval, a release, a health check. Nothing is inferred from a black box.
What a ticket looks like on the way through
A barcode scan failing on repair orders, reported by a warehouse supervisor at 07:40. The engineer's first involvement is reviewing a proposed diff with a green test run attached.
What Odoomine does at each stage
- Ticket analysis
- Reads the report, classifies it, and states what it believes is happening and which records or modules are involved.
- Log analysis
- Correlates the report against Odoo server logs, tracebacks, and request timing around the reported window.
- Code investigation
- Locates the responsible model, view, or controller across standard Odoo, OdooNex Apps, and your own addons.
- Suggested fixes
- Proposes a concrete change with the reasoning behind it, including cases where the right answer is configuration rather than code.
- Pull request generation
- Opens the change against your repository on a branch, so review happens in the tools your team already uses.
- Automated test execution
- Runs Odoo's test runner and your own suites, and reports failures against the proposal rather than hiding them.
- Staging deployment
- Deploys the proposal to a staging environment cloned from production so behaviour can be checked against real data.
- Human approval
- A named engineer approves or rejects. This step cannot be skipped, delegated to the model, or configured away.
- CI/CD integration
- Works through the OdooTube release pipeline, or triggers your existing CI system where you already have one.
- Production deployment
- Once approved, the deployment platform — not the agent — releases the change, with health checks attached.
- Application rollback
- Roll back the application release to the previous known-good version. Pre-deployment database backups are retained for recovery when an incompatible schema or data migration requires database restoration.
- Audit history
- The full chain — request, analysis, diff, tests, approver, release, outcome — retained per change.
The controls are the product
An assistant that can edit production is a liability. The value of Odoomine is that its access, its outputs, and its authority are bounded and observable.
No production credentials
Odoomine itself does not hold production write credentials. After an authorised engineer approves a release, the controlled deployment platform executes the approved deployment. The agent works against your repository and staging environments only.
Approval by a named person
Deployment requires an identified engineer's approval, recorded against the change. There is no automatic-merge mode.
Scoped repository access
Branch-level access to the repositories you nominate, with proposals raised as pull requests rather than pushed to your main branch.
Data handling boundaries
Which environments and data an analysis may touch is configured per customer, including deployments where production data must not leave your infrastructure.
Reversible by design
An Odoomine-originated release rolls back exactly like any other OdooTube release: the application returns to the previous known-good revision. Database restoration stays a separate authorised action.
Observable, not opaque
Each stage leaves an artefact — analysis, diff, test output, approval, release record — so a reviewer can reconstruct the decision.
A record an assessor can follow
For customers in regulated programmes, an AI-assisted change is only acceptable if it leaves a stronger trail than a manual one. That is the standard Odoomine is built to.
Stated plainly, so nobody has to guess
It will not modify production autonomously
No configuration makes human approval optional.
It will not replace your engineers
It removes the investigation time before a fix, not the judgement about whether the fix is right.
It will not always be correct
Proposals are reviewed because some of them are wrong. The tests and the reviewer exist for exactly that reason.
Odoomine is in private preview
We are onboarding a small number of customers whose Odoo already runs on OdooTube, so the release pipeline and rollback path are in place. Tell us about your environment and the support load you are trying to reduce.