Connects AI agents to Sentry error tracking, stack traces, performance data, and release information through Sentry's hosted MCP endpoint. Debugging starts from actual error context instead of pasted messages. Agents can correlate issues with code changes and deployment events.
Use cases
- Developer investigates error by examining stack trace and surrounding context
- SRE correlates performance issue with specific deployment and rollout timeline
- QA agent verifies that fixed errors no longer appear in recent releases
- Product manager reviews error frequency and impacted user counts
- On-call engineer identifies which recent code change caused the regression
Key features
- Claude Desktop
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- VS Code
Frequently Asked Questions
- What Sentry plans support MCP access?
- MCP is available on Sentry Team and Business plans. Developer plan does not include MCP access. Self-hosted Sentry also supports MCP on equivalent tiers.
- Can agents resolve or assign issues?
- Yes, with appropriate scopes agents can resolve issues, assign them to team members, add comments, and modify tags. Actions are attributed to the authenticated user.
- Does it provide access to source maps?
- The MCP can retrieve stack trace frames with function names. Full source map unminification happens in Sentry's processing pipeline, not directly in MCP.
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