name: sentry display_name: Sentry description: Query Sentry issues, events, and releases for error monitoring and triage emoji: "🛡️" homepage: https://sentry.io

api: base_url: https://sentry.io/api/0 domain: sentry.io type: rest auth: type: bearer

credentials:

• key: api_key

label: Auth Token placeholder: "sntrys_..." help: "Organization auth token from Sentry → Settings → Developer Settings → Organization Tokens. Starts with 'sntrys_'."

• key: organization_slug

label: Organization Slug placeholder: "my-org" help: "From your Sentry URL: sentry.io/organizations/<slug>/ — or Settings → General Settings."

• key: project_slugs

label: Projects (optional) placeholder: "backend, frontend" help: "Comma-separated project slugs to use as defaults. The agent can still explore other projects if needed." optional: true metadata: version: "1.0.0"

Sentry API

Use the Sentry API to list and inspect error issues, query event data, and track releases. All access is read-only.

Setup Guide

1. Create an Organization Auth Token

Organization tokens are recommended over personal tokens — they are not tied to a user account, so they keep working if the creator leaves the org.

1. In Sentry, go to Settings → Developer Settings → Organization Tokens
2. Click "Create New Token"
3. Give it a name (e.g., "Byaan")
4. Copy the token (starts with sntrys_) — it is shown only once
5. Paste it in Settings > Skills > Sentry in the app

Organization tokens carry a fixed read-oriented permission set (org:read, project:read, event:read, project:releases), which is exactly what this skill needs. If you need custom scopes instead, create an Internal Integration (Settings → Custom Integrations) and use its token.

2. Find Your Organization Slug

Your organization slug appears in every Sentry URL: https://sentry.io/organizations/<slug>/. Enter it in the skill settings.

3. Region / Self-hosted

The default base URL is https://sentry.io/api/0 and works for US-region SaaS organizations.

EU-region or self-hosted organizations need the base URL adjusted — create a custom skill pointing at the right host, reusing the endpoints documented here.

How Authentication Works

You do not need to handle authentication manually. When you call execute_skill_api(), the system automatically adds the Authorization: Bearer <token> header.

Note: Replace {organization_slug} in endpoint paths with the value from the credentials (credentials["organization_slug"]). It is not substituted automatically.

How to Call the API

execute_skill_api(
  skill_name="sentry",
  endpoint_path="/organizations/{organization_slug}/issues/?query=is:unresolved&statsPeriod=24h",
  method="GET"
)

Key Endpoints

List Projects

GET /organizations/{organization_slug}/projects/

Returns project slugs, ids, and platforms. Check credentials["project_slugs"] first — if the user pre-configured default projects, scope queries to those unless asked otherwise.

List Issues (primary triage endpoint)

GET /organizations/{organization_slug}/issues/?query=is:unresolved&statsPeriod=24h&sort=freq&project=-1

Query params:

• query — Sentry search syntax (defaults to is:unresolved; pass query= empty for all)
• statsPeriod — relative window: 1h, 24h, 14d, 90d
• sort — date (last seen), freq (event count), new (first seen), user (users affected)
• project — numeric project id; -1 for all projects
• per_page — up to 100

Each issue includes id, title, culprit, level, count, userCount, firstSeen, lastSeen, permalink.

Issue Search Syntax

• is:unresolved / is:resolved / is:ignored
• level:error, level:fatal
• release:1.2.0, firstRelease:1.2.0
• assigned:user@example.com, is:unassigned
• environment:production
• Free text matches the issue title
• Combine: is:unresolved level:error environment:production

Get Issue Details

GET /organizations/{organization_slug}/issues/{issue_id}/

Includes full metadata, stats buckets (stats.24h / stats.30d time series usable for charts), and counts.

List Events for an Issue

GET /organizations/{organization_slug}/issues/{issue_id}/events/?per_page=25

Individual occurrences with tags, message, and timestamps. Use the latest event to inspect stack traces and context.

Aggregated Event Queries (Discover)

GET /organizations/{organization_slug}/events/?field=title&field=count()&query=event.type:error&statsPeriod=24h&sort=-count

• field — up to 20 fields; built-ins (title, release, environment, user.email), tags via tag[name], aggregates like count(), count_unique(user), p95(transaction.duration)
• query — same search DSL, supports boolean grouping
• sort — must be one of the requested fields, prefix - for descending

This returns a flat table — ideal for dashboards. It is intended for aggregation, not bulk export.

List Releases

GET /organizations/{organization_slug}/releases/?per_page=50

Optional query= substring-matches the version. Useful for "did the last deploy introduce errors" analysis: get recent releases, then filter issues with firstRelease:<version>.

Pagination

Sentry paginates with Link response headers, which are not surfaced by execute_skill_api. Instead of paginating:

• Set per_page=100 (the maximum)
• Narrow with query, statsPeriod, or project filters
• Use the aggregated events endpoint for counts instead of listing raw rows

If a result set is clearly truncated at 100 rows, tell the user and suggest a narrower filter.

Rate Limits

Limits are enforced per endpoint with standard headers; a 429 includes Retry-After. Space out polling and avoid tight loops over many issues.

Common Workflows

Error Triage ("what's broken right now?")

1. GET /organizations/{slug}/issues/?query=is:unresolved&statsPeriod=24h&sort=freq — top issues by volume
2. For the top offenders, fetch issue details for trend (stats.24h) and users affected
3. Summarize: issue title, count, users affected, first/last seen, permalink

Regression Check After a Deploy

1. GET /organizations/{slug}/releases/ — find the latest version
2. GET /organizations/{slug}/issues/?query=firstRelease:<version> — issues introduced by it

Error Trends for Dashboards

Use the Discover events endpoint with count() aggregates, or an issue's stats buckets. Save with save_skill_query so dashboards re-fetch live data.

Correlating with Database Data

Sentry events carry tags (request ids, user ids). Query the database for affected records, then search issues/events for the same identifiers to build a unified incident picture — same pattern as the CloudWatch skill.

Troubleshooting