Sentry MCP Connector

The Sentry MCP connector lets Chat browse error data and issues in your Sentry account. This enables deeper investigation of errors captured by Sentry.

About the Sentry MCP connector

The Sentry MCP connector gives Chat read-only access to your Sentry account. With this connector, Chat can:

Access error details and stack traces
List and search issues
View issue status and assignments
Access project and team information

Prerequisites

Before connecting Sentry via MCP, make sure you have:

A Sazabi account with admin permissions.
A Sentry organization with API access.

Connecting Sentry

Open MCP Connectors

Go to Settings -> MCP Connectors in the Sazabi dashboard.

Select Sentry

Find Sentry in the list of available connectors and click Connect.

Authorize access

You will be redirected to Sentry to authorize Sazabi. Review the requested permissions and click Authorize.

Verify connection

After authorization, you will be returned to Sazabi. The Sentry connector should show as connected with available tools listed.

Available tools

Once connected, the Sentry MCP connector provides read-only tools to Chat for:

Issue listing and search
Error details and stack traces
Viewing issue status and assignments
Project and event access

Usage examples

With the Sentry MCP connector, you can ask Sazabi to:

Show me the most frequent Sentry errors this week
Get details on Sentry issue PROJ-123
What Sentry issues are assigned to me?
List open issues in the backend project

Sending logs vs connector

Sazabi supports Sentry data in two ways:

Feature	Sentry Data Source	Sentry MCP Connector
Purpose	Send error data to Sazabi	Access Sentry tools
Data flow	Sentry to Sazabi	Sazabi to Sentry
Example	Query errors in Sazabi	Manage issues in Sentry

You can use both together: send Sentry data to Sazabi for unified search, and use the connector to manage issues directly in Sentry.

Troubleshooting

Connection failed

If the OAuth flow fails:

Verify you have permission to authorize apps in your Sentry organization.
Check that your Sentry plan supports API integrations.
Try disconnecting and reconnecting.

Cannot access issues

If issue access fails:

Verify the Sentry connector is still connected.
Check that you have permission to access the project.
Ensure the issue or project exists.