Full read-write Claude connector for Sentry
Let Claude triage, resolve, and assign issues in Sentry
Stop tab-switching between Claude and Sentry to act on an error. Claude reads the stack trace, resolves or assigns the issue, sets its priority, and updates the right alert, all inside Sentry once you approve.
Sentry is an error monitoring and performance platform where teams track exceptions, crashes, and slow transactions across their applications. People want Claude to do more than read a stack trace: to triage issues, assign owners, and update alerts inside Sentry itself.
What is a Sentry MCP server?
A Sentry MCP server is a small hosted service that exposes Sentry's data and actions to Claude over the Model Context Protocol, so Claude can issues, code, and incidents inside your own account. We build it as a custom connector with separate read and write tools, and destructive actions stay gated behind your approval.
What can Sentry's current connector do today?
Today, Sentry offers an MCP integration, and the available Claude connections tend to lean toward reading: Claude can pull issue details, stack traces, and events, while write actions like resolving an issue or assigning an owner may be limited depending on setup. A custom Sentry connector adds those write actions with scoped, human-in-the-loop controls.
What does full read-write Sentry access unlock?
Full read-write Sentry access lets Claude resolve or ignore an issue, assign it to a teammate, set its priority, bookmark it for follow-up, and update an alert rule once you approve. The triage that used to mean tab-switching happens where the errors already live, alongside the stack trace.
- Resolve, ignore, or reopen an issue after you confirm the fix
- Assign an issue to a teammate or team
- Set the priority on an issue so the right work surfaces first
- Bookmark an issue or mark it seen to keep triage organized
- Create or update an alert rule for a service
- Mute or adjust a noisy alert during an incident
Can Claude resolve and assign issues in Sentry?
Yes. With a full read-write Sentry connector, Claude can resolve, ignore, or reopen an issue and assign it to a teammate or team, right next to the stack trace it just read. A read-leaning connection can pull the issue but cannot change its state, which is why these actions need a scoped connector.
Can Claude set priority and bookmark a Sentry issue?
Setting priority and bookmarking a Sentry issue is supported. Claude can raise or lower an issue's priority, bookmark it for follow-up, and mark it seen during triage. It works through write tools the connector exposes, so the changes land in Sentry rather than in a separate doc.
Will Claude change alert rules in Sentry without my approval?
Changing alert rules in Sentry is a separate, gated action. Claude can create or update an alert rule and mute a noisy alert during an incident, but the change only runs after you confirm it. The connector authenticates as your account and never has more access to a project than you already hold.
How a Sentry connector works
We build a small MCP server that authenticates to Sentry with OAuth or a scoped API token and the narrowest permissions the work needs. Read tools (fetch issues, events, stack traces) and write tools (resolve, assign, set priority, update alerts) are separated, and destructive or outbound actions require your confirmation. Claude only ever has the access your own Sentry account already has, and we can add IP allowlisting where your plan supports it.
Frequently asked questions
Can Claude resolve and assign Sentry issues, not just read stack traces?
Will Claude change alert rules or resolve issues without my approval?
Does the Sentry connector get more access than I have?
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