Osmose is a quality assurance tool for OpenStreetMap that has been running since 2008. It consists of backend analyzers that process OSM data to detect errors, and a frontend website that displays errors to contributors. The analyzers check for issues like unclosed areas, invalid tags, and inconsistencies. Errors are categorized and can be viewed on a map. Osmose integrates data from sources like OpenData and Wikipedia to help validate features. It runs regularly on different regions to identify new errors and track fixes over time.