Sentry connector

Connect Sentry
to your AI agents.

Connect Sentry to d5s so agents can inspect errors, traces, releases, and project health during isolated incident investigations.

What an agent can do
with Sentry.

Move from production error to a reviewable hypothesis.

Sentry provides the runtime evidence needed to understand what failed and who was affected. d5s exposes the connectable Sentry MCP method under a clean public brand, lets an agent investigate within policy, and records the chain from error to hypothesis without granting production authority.

  • Inspect errors, traces, and affected releases
  • Compare failure timing with deployment context
  • Carry source links into the triage deliverable
  • Investigation can run automatically; code changes, deployments, and incident declarations remain separate approved actions.

How it connects

Sign in with SentryConnect Sentry's MCP server to investigate production issues in context.

Ask in plain words.
The agent picks the tool.

Investigate this production error
  • Show the affected release and trace
  • Prepare a hypothesis with uncertainty

Agents that use
Sentry.

Often used with

Questions about
Sentry.

What can an AI agent do in Sentry?

With the d5s Sentry connector, an agent can inspect errors, traces, and affected releases; compare failure timing with deployment context; carry source links into the triage deliverable.

Does the agent need my approval in Sentry?

Investigation can run automatically; code changes, deployments, and incident declarations remain separate approved actions.

How do I connect Sentry to d5s?

Sign in with Sentry. Connect Sentry's MCP server to investigate production issues in context.

Which d5s agents use Sentry?

Workflows such as Morning operations brief, Incident triage and Dependency risk review.

Connect Sentry to your first agent.