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Sentry with an AI agent. No setup.

Sign in to Sentry once and a Dae works in it for you. No API keys, no MCP server, nothing to install. Use Sentry through your connected account.

Ask in plain words.

Find out what breaks and why.

Waits for your OK: filing a ticket from an issue

What a Dae knows how to do in Sentry

7 ready skills. Ask for any of them in your own words, or for something else.

  • Weekly Sentry error digestWrites a weekly digest of the new and noisiest Sentry issues for a project.
  • Investigate a Sentry issueInvestigates a Sentry issue from details and stack trace to a likely cause and suggested fix.
  • Sentry issue to ticketTurns a Sentry issue into a Linear or Jira ticket that carries the evidence, after checking for an existing ticket.
  • Release health checkChecks whether a release or deploy introduced new Sentry errors, comparing issues first seen in that release with the recent baseline.
  • Trace a slow requestReads a Sentry trace and names the slowest span and its likely cause.Reads only
  • Triage new Sentry issuesReviews unresolved new Sentry issues, groups them by cause and impact, and assigns, ignores or resolves the ones you approves.Waits for your OK
  • Find who an error affectsCounts the users, browsers, releases and environments hit by one Sentry issue and shows when it started.Reads only

Questions

Do I need an API key or an MCP server to use Sentry with AI?

No. In daework you sign in to Sentry once and choose which Daes may use it. There is no API key to paste, no MCP server to run and no workflow to build. You can disconnect it any time.

What can a Dae do in Sentry without asking?

It reads and searches on its own. Each skill above says whether it changes anything. A payment, a post or a message to a person waits for your OK on a card in the chat.

Can a Dae use Sentry with my other Apps?

Yes. One Dae can read Sentry, look something up in Gmail or Stripe, build a page and post to Slack in one job. Every plan includes every App.

Can it run on its own?

Yes. Ask a Dae to do the job every morning, every Monday or when an email arrives, and it makes a routine. It keeps going while your laptop is closed.