Sentry × CMD+K

Developer

When a user says "it's broken", your assistant checks Sentry before anyone opens a ticket.

Connect Sentry How connectors work

Sentry MCP use cases

Engineering teams that want support conversations correlated with real error data.

A user reports an error — the assistant finds the matching Sentry issue and tells them a fix is already deployed.
Internal on-call asks "what's spiking right now?" and gets the top issues with links.
Error-report conversations attach the Sentry event ID for instant engineering triage.

How to connect Sentry

01
Open the Marketplace in your dashboard
Sign in to Command+K, open Marketplace, and click Connect on the Sentry tile.
02
Sign in with Sentry
A popup asks you to authorize with your Sentry account — no API keys, no configuration. Tokens are stored and refreshed by the platform.
03
Tools go live
The connector's tools are available to your assistant immediately. No code changes needed.

Sentry + Command+K FAQ

Does Sentry have an MCP server?

Yes. Sentry's MCP server is available as a connector in the Command+K Marketplace: Issues, errors, and performance data.

How do I connect Sentry to my product's AI assistant?

Open the Command+K dashboard, go to Marketplace, and click Connect on the Sentry tile. A popup asks you to sign in with Sentry — no API keys or configuration. Tokens are stored and refreshed by the platform.

What can an AI assistant do with the Sentry connector?

When a user says "it's broken", your assistant checks Sentry before anyone opens a ticket. Typical scenarios: A user reports an error — the assistant finds the matching Sentry issue and tells them a fix is already deployed. Internal on-call asks "what's spiking right now?" and gets the top issues with links. Error-report conversations attach the Sentry event ID for instant engineering triage.