Integrates with Sentry error tracking to retrieve detailed event and issue data for analyzing application exceptions and errors in development workflows.
Log in to Your Sentry Account
Go to your Sentry dashboard at https://sentry.io/ and sign in with your credentials.
Get Your Sentry Host
- The Sentry host is usually
sentry.io if you are using the cloud version, or your own domain if you use a self-hosted Sentry instance.
- Example:
sentry.io or sentry.yourcompany.com.
Identify Your Organization Slug
- Click on your organization name in the Sentry sidebar or from the account switcher.
- The organization slug appears in the URL:
https://sentry.io/organizations/<your_sentry_org>/.
- Copy the
<your_sentry_org> part.
Identify Your Project Slug
- Navigate to your desired project from within your Sentry organization.
- The project slug appears in the URL:
https://sentry.io/organizations/<your_sentry_org>/projects/<your_sentry_proj>/.
- Copy the
<your_sentry_proj> part.
Create a Sentry User Token
- Click on your avatar in the top right corner and select "User Settings."
- In the sidebar, click "API Keys" or "Auth Tokens" (the naming may vary).
- Click "Create New Token" or "Create New API Key."
- Grant the necessary permissions (typically “event:read” for accessing issues/events).
- Save the token somewhere safe—you’ll use this as
<your_sentry_user_token>.
Fill in the FastMCP Connection Interface
- Click the “Install Now” button for sentry-issue-mcp.
- Enter the following values into the FastMCP connection interface:
- SENTRY_HOST: Your Sentry host (e.g.,
sentry.io)
- SENTRY_ORG: Your organization slug (e.g.,
your-sentry-org)
- SENTRY_PROJ: Your project slug (e.g.,
your-project)
- SENTRY_USER_TOKEN: The token you generated in the previous step
Save and Complete Setup
- Save your configuration in the FastMCP interface to complete setup.
Your Sentry MCP connection will now be ready to use.
