Sentry

Open Sentry error data right where you code. Authenticate with your Sentry API token and the plugin reads issue lists, recent events, and full stack traces from the projects you select. It pulls severity, environment, release, event timestamps, user impact counts, tags, and breadcrumbs so you can see the exact call path that led to an error without opening a browser tab.

Ask natural language questions to find related issues, filter by tag or release, or show all regressions in the last 24 hours. The plugin maps frames in stack traces to source files and shows suspect commits and release links. You can jump straight to the Sentry event, open the issue view, or copy a permalink to paste in a PR or chat.

The tool highlights trending errors, groups by fingerprint, and shows sampling rates and error frequency graphs inline. It also exposes affected user counts and environments so you can prioritize fixes and decide whether to roll back a release or patch a handler.

For example, when a monitoring alert fires at 2 AM you can pull the top new errors, read stack traces, and open the implicated source files in your editor all in one place—no context switching between Slack, Sentry, and your codebase. That saves time when triaging incidents and writing urgent fixes. GitHub: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-for-ai