mcp-server-sentry

📋 Overview:

This webpage provides information about the "mcp-server-sentry," a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to retrieve and analyze issues from Sentry.io. It details the server's tools, installation instructions, configuration, usage with different platforms like Claude Desktop and Zed, debugging information, and licensing.

⭐ Key Points:
* The server provides tools for inspecting error reports, stack traces, and debugging information from Sentry.
* It includes a tool called `getsentryissue` that retrieves and analyzes Sentry issues by ID or URL, returning details such as title, issue ID, status, level, timestamps, event count, and full stack trace.
* A prompt is included `sentry-issue` that retrieves issue details from Sentry and returns formatted issue details as conversation context.
* Installation can be done using uv (recommended) or PIP.
* Configuration examples are provided for use with Claude Desktop and Zed code editors, including settings for command and arguments.
* Debugging can be performed using the MCP inspector.

* The server is licensed under the MIT License.

🔍 Main Findings:
* The mcp-server-sentry serves as an interface between the Model Context Protocol and Sentry.io, enabling analysis and retrieval of issue data.
* The server offers specific tools and prompts tailored for interacting with Sentry issue data.
* The documentation provides instructions for integrating the server with Claude Desktop and Zed, facilitating its use in development workflows.

* The use of uv for installation is recommended.

📊 Details:
* Tools:
* `getsentryissue`: Analyzes Sentry issues, input is issue ID or URL, and returns issue details including stacktraces.
* Prompts:
* `sentry-issue`: Retrieves formatted issue details as conversation context based on an issue ID or URL.
* Installation: Can be installed with uv or pip. Uv installation does not require a specific installation.
* Configuration: Examples provided show how to configure the server for use with Claude Desktop, using either uv, Docker, or pip. Configuration with Zed is also demonstrated.
* Debugging: Mentions using the MCP inspector for debugging.

* License: The project is licensed under the MIT License.

🎯 Conclusion:
The mcp-server-sentry provides a means to access and analyze Sentry issues, offering tools and prompts designed for integration with different development environments. The documentation covers setup and usage instructions with the recommended way to install the server using uv, configuration instructions and debugging tools.