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Integrates with Sentry.io for retrieving and analyzing error reports, stacktraces, and debugging inf...

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Integrates with Sentry.io for retrieving and analyzing error reports, stacktraces, and debugging information, enabling developers and support teams to streamline issue tracking and debugging workflows.

  1. Open the FastMCP connection interface

    • Click your “Install Now” button to open the FastMCP / connection setup drawer for this MCP server.
    • You will paste the three values below into the connection fields: Auth Token, Organization Slug, Project Slug.

  2. Create an organization auth token (recommended)

    1. Log in to your Sentry account with a Manager or Admin role.
    2. In the left menu choose Settings → Custom Integrations (or Developer Settings → Custom Integrations) and click “Create New Integration”.
    3. Select “Internal Integration”, give it a name, then in the Permissions/Scopes area select the scopes the MCP needs (see next step). Save changes and copy the generated token from the Tokens section. The token is shown once—copy it now and store it securely. (docs.sentry.io)

  3. (Alternative) Create a personal token

    • If you prefer a user-bound token instead of an org internal integration, create a Personal Token from User Settings → Personal Tokens and grant the required scopes when creating it. (docs.sentry.io)

  4. Choose the required scopes (minimum)

    • For reading issues and events the server typically needs: project:read and event:read.
    • If the server will list/inspect organizations or needs org-level endpoints, include org:read. Select these scopes when creating the internal integration or personal token. (docs.sentry.io)

  5. Find your Organization Slug

  6. Find your Project Slug

    • Open the target project in Sentry. The project slug appears in the project URL (for example: /projects///) or in Project Settings → General → “Project Slug”. Copy that slug exactly. (docs.sentry.io)

  7. Fill the FastMCP connection fields

    • In the FastMCP connection interface (the Install Now drawer), paste:
      • Auth Token → the token you copied from Sentry (the bearer token).
      • Organization Slug → the org slug you found.
      • Project Slug → the project slug you found.
    • If the interface shows the underlying flags/args, they map to: --auth-token, --organization-slug, --project-slug (the MCP README uses these flags).

  8. Test and save

    • Use any “Test connection” button in the FastMCP UI if available. If the test succeeds, save the connection. If it fails, verify the token scopes and that the slugs are exact.

  9. Secure the token

    • Treat the auth token like a secret: store it in your secret manager or only in the FastMCP secret/env fields. You can also set SENTRY_AUTH_TOKEN in environment variables if managing locally (use sentry-cli config or env as needed). (docs.sentry.dev)

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