Sentry: a Claude connector by Sentry
Official
For developers using Sentry who want Claude to read errors and suggest fixes. Skip it if your app does not report errors to Sentry.
Add it
Add it from its page in Claude’s connector directory and sign in. In Claude Code you can add it with this command:
claude mcp add --transport http sentry https://mcp.sentry.dev/mcp Run it in your terminal. Open its page in the directory
What does Sentry do?
Sentry is a Claude connector that gives Claude your Sentry error data. Claude can find organizations, teams, projects, releases and tags, search issues, errors and transactions, and open the full details of an issue and its event attachments. It can update issues, create teams and projects, update projects and create DSNs. It can also start a Seer run on an issue, Sentry's AI root cause analysis, and fetch the suggested fix. It searches Sentry's docs too.
When should you use Sentry?
Use it when
- A new error spiked and you need the stack trace
- You want a root cause guess for an issue
- You need a DSN for a new project
Skip it when
- Your app does not use Sentry
- You only need local debugging
What it needs and what it can touch
You need
- A Sentry account
What it can do
- Reads Sentry issues, errors, transactions, releases and projects
- Updates issues and creates teams, projects and DSNs
- Starts Seer root cause analysis runs
From reading its instructions, not from running it.
Details
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Alternatives to Sentry
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Get VercelVercel
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Get SupabaseSupabase
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