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Sentry AI agents that triage errors

Brainwrite connects Sentry to your AI agents so they can read new issues, open the latest events and tag values, check releases, and resolve or assign issues. A bot can tell you each morning which errors are new since yesterday's deploy and who should look at them. You decide which Sentry tools each bot may call.

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Brainwrite · Sentry

List Sentry issues first seen in the last 24 hours for project web-app, sorted by number of users affected. For the top three, show the error, the release it appeared in, and the most common browser.

You connect Sentry once. Your Chief of Staff puts a bot on it.

List an organisation's issues and read issue details
Read an issue's events and tag values, such as browser or release
Resolve, ignore, or assign issues
List releases, create a release, and record a deployWaits for you
Read and update alert rulesWaits for you

An illustrated example. Actions that change something wait for your approval in Ask mode.

In Sentry

What your bots can do in Sentry.

List an organisation's issues and read issue details
Read an issue's events and tag values, such as browser or release
Resolve, ignore, or assign issues
List releases, create a release, and record a deploy
Read and update alert rules
Read user feedback submitted for a project
Link a Sentry issue to an external tracker

Ask your team · Sentry

List Sentry issues first seen in the last 24 hours for project web-app, sorted by number of users affected. For the top three, show the error, the release it appeared in, and the most common browser.

Chief of Staff

Morning error digest
Post-deploy check
Error to ticket

Changes in Sentry wait for your approval in Ask mode

Jobs

Jobs your team does with Sentry.

Morning error digest

A routine lists issues first seen in the last 24 hours, ranks them by events and users, and posts the top ones to a thread.

Post-deploy check

After a release, a bot compares new issues tagged with that release against the previous one and flags regressions.

Error to ticket

A bot reads an issue's stack trace and tags, files a ticket in your tracker, and links it back to the Sentry issue.

Set up

How to connect Sentry.

01
Open Connected apps
In Brainwrite, choose Connected apps in the sidebar. The official app sets up the connection service for you; there's no key to paste.
02
Search for Sentry
Find Sentry and choose Connect. You can add more than one account later and label each, such as work or a client.
03
Sign in in your browser
Finish Sentry's own sign-in in your normal browser. The access token stays with the connection service and never enters a bot's prompt.
04
Choose which bots get it
In each bot's settings, give it all tools, an exact list, or none. Imported bots start with none, so nothing reaches your account by surprise.

The Apps catalog: Slack, GitHub, Gmail, Google Calendar, Sheets, Docs, Drive, Notion, Linear, Sentry, PostHog and Discord, each with Connect.

Put it to work

Use cases with Sentry.

FAQ

Brainwrite and Sentry: questions

How do I connect Sentry to Brainwrite?

Open Connected apps, search for Sentry, and choose Connect. Sentry's authorization opens in your browser; choose the organisation and approve. Back in Brainwrite, ask a bot with Sentry tools to list your projects. The token stays with Composio and is never placed in a prompt.

Can a bot read Sentry without resolving or deleting issues?

Yes. In the bot's settings under Connected apps, switch Sentry to an exact list of read tools such as listing issues and fetching events. Leave out update, bulk mutate, and delete tools. Those tools are then never offered to the bot, and each allow or deny is written to the decision log.

Can Sentry errors start a Brainwrite bot automatically?

Brainwrite has a local webhook receiver with secret hook routes. If you point a Sentry alert at it through a narrow tunnel, a bot can start work when the alert fires. Otherwise, use a routine that checks Sentry on a schedule.

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