Sentry MCP Server
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Sentry MCP Server allows you to configure Sentry within a Model Context Protocol (MCP) environment. It facilitates interaction with Sentry using specific organization, project, and API token configurations.
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What is Sentry MCP Server?
Sentry MCP Server is a server application designed to integrate Sentry with Model Context Protocol (MCP). It enables you to use Sentry within environments that utilize MCP, such as Cursor.
How to use Sentry MCP Server?
To use the Sentry MCP Server, configure the mcpServers setting in your environment (e.g., Cursor). Provide the command to execute the server (npx sentry-mcp-server) along with the necessary arguments, including your Sentry organization ID, project ID, and API token. Refer to the Cursor MCP setting documentation for detailed instructions.
Key features of Sentry MCP Server
Sentry Integration
MCP Compatibility
Configurable via Command Line Arguments
Easy Setup
Use cases of Sentry MCP Server
Using Sentry within Cursor
Integrating Sentry with MCP-based development environments
Providing context-aware error tracking in MCP applications
Centralized error management in MCP workflows
FAQ from Sentry MCP Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a protocol that facilitates communication between different components in a development environment.
What Sentry credentials do I need?
What Sentry credentials do I need?
You need your Sentry Organization ID, Project ID, and API Token.
Where can I find my Sentry Organization ID?
Where can I find my Sentry Organization ID?
Your Sentry Organization ID can be found in your Sentry organization settings.
Where can I find my Sentry Project ID?
Where can I find my Sentry Project ID?
Your Sentry Project ID can be found in your Sentry project settings.
How do I generate a Sentry API Token?
How do I generate a Sentry API Token?
You can generate a Sentry API Token in your Sentry organization settings under API keys.