Skill
sentry
Error tracking and performance monitoring - projects, issues, events, releases
When to use sentry
Choose if
You need read-mostly access to Sentry projects, issues, events, and releases from an agent loop, with a local SQLite mirror for offline triage and cross-entity SQL. Pick this over Sentry's web UI when an agent needs to programmatically diff releases, fingerprint-rank issues, or correlate events with deploys without round-tripping through the dashboard.
Avoid if
You need to send error events INTO Sentry (this CLI is for reading and managing existing data, not for shipping new errors — use the Sentry SDK for that). Also avoid if your token only has project:read scope and you need org-wide pivots, or if your team prefers Sentry's own alerting and dashboarding workflows over agent-driven triage.
Risk Flags
- MEDIUM auth Requires a Sentry auth token with org:read, project:read, and event:read scopes. Restricted tokens (project:read only) cap which settings the CLI can update. Exit code 4 surfaces auth failure.
- LOW rate_limit Exit code 7 indicates upstream rate-limit hits; concrete thresholds are not disclosed.
- LOW scope Destructive actions require `--yes` confirmation. README discloses no security warnings or vulnerability disclosures specific to the CLI.
Cost
Type: Unknown · Free tier: The CLI binary is free to install. Sentry itself has a free tier upstream but plan pricing is not covered in the CLI README.
Hidden costs
- Requires a Sentry account and an auth token; the CLI is free but Sentry's plan tiers (Developer, Team, Business) are not disclosed in this README.
Install
Default
npx -y @mvanhorn/printing-press install sentry
# Required: Sentry auth token with org:read + project:read + event:read
export SENTRY_AUTH_TOKEN=<your-token>
export SENTRY_ORG=<your-org-slug>
Estimated time to first success: ~10 min
Dependencies
Minimum runtime: Node.js (npx) or Go 1.26.3+; Claude Desktop 1.0.0+ for MCPB bundle
Distribution
- Repository
- https://github.com/mvanhorn/printing-press-library
- License
- MIT