Overview
Sentry is a leading application monitoring and error tracking platform used by developers and engineering teams to detect, diagnose, and resolve software issues in real time. By connecting Sentry to Hatz via its official MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, your AI assistant gains direct access to your Sentry data — allowing you to investigate errors, search through issues, analyze trends, and manage projects using natural language, without ever leaving the Hatz interface.
Common use cases include:
Asking your AI assistant to summarize unresolved errors from the past week
Pasting a Sentry issue link and asking the AI to analyze its root cause
Searching for errors introduced after a specific deployment
Listing projects and reviewing team assignments
Prerequisites
Before setting up the integration, make sure you have:
An active Sentry account (cloud-hosted at sentry.io)
Access to your Sentry organization with at least Member-level permissions
A Hatz account with access to the Connections section
Note: This integration uses Sentry's official, cloud-hosted MCP server at https://mcp.sentry.dev/mcp.
This integration is configured per user — each Hatz user who wants access to Sentry data must complete the setup steps below.
How the Integration Works
Sentry provides an official, cloud-hosted MCP server that allows AI tools to access your Sentry data securely. When you add Sentry as a Custom MCP Server in Hatz, your AI assistant connects to this server using OAuth — the same secure login flow you'd use to sign into a third-party app with your Sentry account.
Once connected, Hatz automatically discovers the tools exposed by the Sentry MCP server (such as searching issues, retrieving stack traces, and managing projects). These tools become available to your AI assistant so you can interact with your Sentry data in natural language — no manual API queries required.
Integration Process
Connect Sentry and Hatz
Sentry's cloud MCP server uses OAuth for authentication. Follow the below steps to integrate Sentry with Hatz.
Login to Hatz, select Workshop at the top and then select Connections on the left menu
Find the Sentry integration and select Add and then select Connect Sentry
You will be redirected to Sentry to authenticate
Select which permissions you want to allow and then select Approve
You will be redirected back to Hatz to confirm that Sentry is connected
Tools Available After Integration
Once Sentry is connected, your AI assistant in Hatz will have access to the following capabilities:
Tool | What It Does |
sentry_whoami | Identify the authenticated user in Sentry. Use this to get the user's name and email address. |
sentry_find_organizations | Find organizations that the user has access to in Sentry. Returns up to 25 results. |
sentry_find_teams | Find teams in an organization in Sentry. Useful for viewing teams, finding team slugs, and numeric IDs. |
sentry_find_projects | Find projects in Sentry. Returns up to 25 results and can search by name or slug. |
sentry_find_releases | Find releases in Sentry. Useful for finding recent releases and determining when a release was deployed to an environment. |
sentry_find_dsns | List all Sentry DSNs for a specific project. Use to retrieve a SENTRY_DSN for a project. |
sentry_search_issues | Search for grouped issues/problems in Sentry. Returns a list of issues (NOT counts or aggregations). |
sentry_search_issue_events | Search and filter events within a specific issue. Automatically constrains results to the specified issue. |
sentry_search_events | Search Sentry events and replays. Use for event counts/statistics. Supports datasets: errors, logs, spans, metrics, profiles, replays. |
sentry_get_sentry_resource | Fetch a Sentry resource by URL or by type and ID. Supports issues, events, traces, spans, replays, and breadcrumbs. |
sentry_get_issue_tag_values | Get tag value distribution for a specific Sentry issue. Useful for understanding how an issue is distributed across different tag values. |
sentry_get_event_attachment | Download attachments from a Sentry event. Use to access screenshots, log files, or other attachments. |
sentry_get_replay_details | Get high-level information about a specific Sentry replay by URL or replay ID. |
sentry_get_profile_details | Inspect a specific Sentry profile in detail. Supports both transaction profiles and continuous profiles. |
sentry_analyze_issue_with_seer | Use Seer to analyze production errors and get detailed root cause analysis with specific code fixes. |
sentry_update_issue | Update a Sentry issue's status or assignment. Can resolve, reopen, assign, or ignore an issue. |
sentry_create_team | Create a new team in Sentry. |
sentry_create_project | Create a new project in Sentry. Includes DSN automatically. |
sentry_create_dsn | Create an additional DSN for an existing project. |
sentry_update_project | Update project settings in Sentry, such as name, slug, platform, and team assignment. |
sentry_search_docs | Search Sentry documentation for SDK setup, instrumentation, and configuration guidance. |
sentry_get_doc | Fetch the full markdown content of a Sentry documentation page. |
Sentry Reference Guide
Below is a link to Sentry's MCP documentation: