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Sentry MCP Server

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A TypeScript implementation of a Sentry MCP (Modern Context Protocol) tool that allows AI agents to access and analyze Sentry error data. It provides interfaces for retrieving and analyzing Sentry issues.

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What is Sentry MCP Server?

The Sentry MCP Server is a tool that enables AI agents to interact with and analyze error data from Sentry. It provides a modern context protocol interface for retrieving issue details, stacktraces, and metadata.

How to use Sentry MCP Server?

  1. Install the server using pnpm install. 2. Configure your Sentry auth token in a .env file. 3. Start the server using pnpm build && pnpm start. 4. Use the tool or prompt interfaces with the issue_id_or_url parameter to retrieve Sentry issue information.

Key features of Sentry MCP Server

  • Retrieve and analyze Sentry issues

  • Get formatted issue details and metadata

  • View detailed stacktraces

  • Support for both tool and prompt interfaces

  • Robust error handling

  • Real-time communication

Use cases of Sentry MCP Server

  • Integrating Sentry data into AI workflows

  • Automated error analysis and reporting

  • Debugging and troubleshooting with AI assistance

  • Enhancing IDE experiences with Sentry integration

FAQ from Sentry MCP Server

What is an MCP?

MCP stands for Modern Context Protocol, a standardized way for AI agents to interact with external tools and services.

Where do I get my Sentry Auth Token?

You can generate an auth token in your Sentry organization settings under 'API'.

What port does the server run on?

The server runs on port 1337 by default.

How do I specify the Sentry API base URL?

You can set the SENTRY_API_BASE environment variable in your .env file. The default value is https://sentry.io/api/0/.

Can I contribute to the project?

Yes, contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository, create a feature branch, commit your changes, push to the branch, and create a new pull request.