Sentry MCP Server

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides a secure way of connecting IDE's and LLMs access to Sentry to retrieve context for debugging and analysis.

The Sentry MCP Server provides a secure way of bringing Sentry context into systems that are able to leverage the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Sentry offers a remote MCP server that is hosted and managed by Sentry, and designed for developers to connect to and leverage centrally. With the MCP, developers can:

  • Access Sentry issues and errors
  • Search for errors in specific files
  • Query projects and organizations
  • List and create Sentry DSN's for projects
  • Execute autofix runs and retrieve autofix status and details

Sentry MCP Server Query in Claude

Most clients that natively support MCP support configuration via a mcp_config.json file or an equivalent. In these systems, adding the server configuration to the file will setup an MCP server

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{
  "mcpServers": {
    "Sentry": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["mcp-remote", "https://mcp.sentry.dev/sse"]
    }
  }
}

This configuration uses the Remote-MCP server configuration and allows most clients to connect to the Sentry MCP, authenticating via OAuth, and expose the available tools.

Alternatively, if the Remote-MCP server is not desired, you can run the MCP Server locally in STDIO mode by following the instructions in the README.

Once configured via one of these methods, you'll be able to view the available tools within your client and use them as part of your LLM calls.

Available Sentry MCP Tools

  • Tell me about the issues in my project
  • Check Sentry for errors in file.tsx and propose solutions.
  • Diagnose issue issue id and propose solutions.
  • Create a new project in Sentry for service-name and setup local instrumentation using it.
  • Use Sentry's autofix feature, and help me analyze and propose a solution for issue id.

Sentry MCP using Autofix

The Sentry MCP Server has been verified to work in

By accessing the developer tools via CMD + , -> Developer -> Edit Config -> edit the claude_desktop_config.json file

Via the Configure MCP option in Cascade (CMD + L)

Via the Cursor -> Settings -> Cursor Settings -> MCP path and editing the mcp.json file

By adding the server in CMD+Shift+P and selecting MCP: Add Server

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