Sentry

Connect Sentry and your assistant can inspect your error tracking and performance data — issues, events, stack traces, spans, releases, and projects — so debugging context is available without leaving Town.

What it is (and isn’t)

• It’s primarily for inspection. Your assistant works with your Sentry data — issues, events, traces, and releases. Sentry’s hosted tools also include some write actions (like updating issues or creating projects), so use approval-required tool settings where changes matter.
• It brings production context into your work — error summaries, regression checks, and release health alongside your code and conversations.

How to connect

1. Go to Integrations and find Sentry
2. Click Connect and authorize Town
3. Return to Town

What it’s great for

• Search and inspect issues — find the issue behind a bug report
• Review events, stack traces, and spans — dig into exactly what failed
• Inspect organizations, projects, and releases — check release health
• Debug production errors and regressions — pull error context into a conversation or routine

Good to know

• Sentry’s hosted integration exposes both read and write tools — require approval in routines if you want to prevent changes to your Sentry projects or issues.
• Your assistant only sees the organizations and projects your Sentry account can access.
• Pairs well with GitHub for connecting errors to code changes.

Related

• Integrations overview — How integrations give your assistant context
• GitHub — Town’s GitHub integration