The quality of your logs is critical. Our algo/LLM has no idea about your code but the "Logs". We currently push toward standardizing Otel based logs. You can read about it here https://opentelemetry.io/docs/specs/otel/logs/
Also developer configure the alerting conditions. LogClaw it automatically finds your incidents with out manual setting up alerting conditions on your log dashboard [splunk/datadog logs]
LogClaw algorithm is the moat here that flags logs first. Those only flagged usually less than 10% of the logs are analyzed by LLM. LLM is great at finding root cause if the logs are clear and detailed. So the LLM heavily depends on the quality of your logs. So if your logs are rich with info, it will have a better insights at understanding it.
I meant since this is designed to be deployed in companies private VPC, their data stays with them. Zero vendor data risk. Corrected it. Thanks for pointing it out.