getsentry sentry-agent-skills
OFFICIALLABSCO SUMMARY
Nine of the fifteen are the full-setup wizards — Go, Python, Ruby, Svelte/SvelteKit, the Apple platforms, React, React Native, Next.js, and .NET — each wiring up error monitoring plus whichever of tracing, profiling, session replay, and logging that platform supports. The remaining six are narrower: sentry-fix-issues pulls a stack trace from Sentry over MCP and works the root cause; sentry-pr-code-review checks a pull request against Seer's bug predictions; sentry-create-alert builds notification rules over the workflow-engine API; sentry-setup-ai-monitoring instruments an LLM call from OpenAI, Anthropic, Vercel AI, LangChain, or a couple of others; sentry-otel-exporter-setup configures an OpenTelemetry Collector to route traces and logs into Sentry; and sentry-sdk-skill-creator is a meta-skill for writing the next one of these.
This is for a team already on Sentry, wanting an agent to run the setup wizard or work a flagged issue rather than hand-writing SDK boilerplate. Thirteen of the fifteen need Sentry account credentials or an auth token, one needs Sentry's own MCP server connected, and one — the skill-creator — runs with nothing but a web search.
READ THE FULL ANALYSIS
The repository has already been consolidated once. Its own legacy README table still lists eight narrower "setup" skills — separate react-setup, react-native-setup, python-setup, ruby-setup, and ios-swift-setup skills, plus setup-tracing, setup-logging, and setup-metrics — and every one of them is confirmed dead in our records, replaced by the fuller -sdk bundles that now cover the same platforms in one pass. That consolidation is consistent with, and probably preceded, the move to sentry-for-ai.
Checked 19 September 2026 against the archived README and the live skill set; we have not checked whether sentry-for-ai carries the same 15 skills forward unchanged.
WHAT'S INSIDE
15 showing · 15 totalNothing else to set up — install it and go.
sentry-cocoa-sdk
Scans an iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS, or visionOS app and wires up Sentry crash reporting, performance tracing, and profiling with working starter code.
sentry-create-alert
Sets up the rule that decides when Sentry should tell somebody something has gone wrong — what has to happen first, and whether the message goes to email, Slack or PagerDuty.
sentry-dotnet-sdk
Scans a .NET project, whichever framework it is built on, and adds Sentry error monitoring, tracing, and logging with starter code matched to that framework.
sentry-fix-issues
Takes an error that real users are hitting in production, traces it back through everything the program did beforehand, and fixes the cause in the code.
sentry-go-sdk
Installs Sentry into a Go program, so a crash, a slow request or a log line ends up somewhere a person can actually read it afterwards.
sentry-nextjs-sdk
A Next.js app runs in three separate places at once, and this sets Sentry up in all of them, so an error gets reported no matter which one it happened in.
sentry-otel-exporter-setup
Adds the Sentry Exporter to an OpenTelemetry Collector so traces and logs from several services land in the right Sentry projects.
sentry-pr-code-review
Fetches Seer by Sentry's automated bug-prediction comments from a GitHub pull request, checks each one against the current code, and applies real fixes.
sentry-python-sdk
Puts Sentry into a Python app, hooking into whatever it already runs on — the web framework, the background job queue, the AI libraries — so errors and slow requests report themselves.
sentry-react-native-sdk
A React Native app can break in its JavaScript or in the iOS and Android code underneath it — this sets Sentry up to report both, with a replay of what the user was doing.
sentry-react-sdk
Sets Sentry up in a React app, so an error in someone's browser arrives with the page they were on, what they clicked beforehand, and line numbers you can actually read.
sentry-ruby-sdk
Scans a Ruby project — Rails, Sinatra, or plain Rack — and sets up Sentry for error monitoring, tracing, and logging, migrating off a tool like Bugsnag or Rollbar if one is already there.
sentry-sdk-skill-creator
Builds the Sentry setup guide for a programming language that doesn't have one yet, researched from Sentry's own documentation and the source code of the kit itself.
sentry-setup-ai-monitoring
Makes the AI part of an app visible in Sentry — every call to a model, every tool it reached for, every handoff between agents, with what it cost and how long it took.
sentry-svelte-sdk
Gets a Svelte or SvelteKit site reporting its errors to Sentry, whether they happen in the visitor's browser or on the server that sent them the page.
HOW TO GET IT
npx skills add getsentry/sentry-agent-skillsnpx skills add getsentry/sentry-agent-skills --skill <name> --full-depthPick the skill name from the Skills tab — each entry there installs independently.