
Sentry: Streamlining code performance with a robust application monitoring platform for developers.
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Cron error monitoring shows why scheduled jobs fail and where to fix the problem in code.
Sentry's Codecov integration identifies untested code causing errors and helps prevent similar errors.
Resolve the errors that matter first. Sentry's error monitoring traces every issue to its root cause in code, complete with stack traces and breadcrumbs
Sentry displays structured logs alongside errors, traces, and issues, with search, filtering, and aggregation in context.
The workshop provides a walkthrough of Sentry’s new AI code review features.
Dev tips, engineering deep dives, and product updates from the people who build Sentry's monitoring tools
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Sentry offers employment opportunities.
Pricing is event-based across errors, traces, replays, and logs. The Developer plan is free indefinitely, and Business has a 14-day trial with no credit card required.
Sentry explains why production signal is the scarce ingredient that lets AI agents move from flagging errors to fixing broken software in production. It presents that signal as necessary for agents to act on failures, rather than merely identifying them.
Jul 2026 · Sentry BlogNews article
Sentry launches Seer Agent, a feature that lets developers investigate and resolve production problems using natural language. The agent uses Sentry’s complete telemetry.
Apr 2026 · SD TimesNews article
Sentry launched Seer Agent, a natural-language debugging tool for investigating production problems. It lets developers query across a company’s full observability stack.
Apr 2026 · The New StackNews article
Sentry, an application performance monitoring company, transitions its core product to the Functional Source License. The license is presented as a way for SaaS companies to align with open source while protecting commercial interests, and Sentry says it aims to give developers freedom without harmful free-riding.
Nov 2023 · TechCrunchNews article