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Monitor, triage, fix, and proactively enhance Sentry error monitoring for any project. Use when asked to: check Sentry, fix Sentry errors, triage Sentry issues, run post-deploy monitoring, review production errors, clean up Sentry noise, audit Sentry setup, improve monitoring coverage, enhance error tracking, or "run sentry check". Works with any GitHub repo — auto-detects org, project, framework, and config. Fetches issues via Sentry MCP, triages them, performs root cause analysis, fixes code bugs, updates noise filters, audits the monitoring architecture, and resolves issues only after verified fixes.
kensaurus/cursor-kenji · ★ 4 · Code & Development · score 80
Install: claude install-skill kensaurus/cursor-kenji
# Sentry Monitor Automated Sentry issue triage, root cause analysis, fix, architecture audit, and monitoring enhancement workflow. Works with **any project** — auto-detects configuration from the codebase. Uses the `plugin-sentry-sentry` MCP server for all Sentry API operations. ## Critical Rules > **NEVER resolve an issue without a verified fix.** > Resolving means "this will not happen again." If you cannot prove that, leave it unresolved. > **NEVER apply a band-aid fix.** > Wrapping code in try/catch, adding `?.` chains, or guarding with `Array.isArray()` are symptom suppressors. > Only use defensive coding *after* fixing the root cause, to harden against truly unpredictable external input. > **Understand the WHY before touching any code.** > **Research before fixing non-trivial bugs.** > Use `firecrawl_search` + `firecrawl_scrape` to find best practices for the specific error pattern before implementing a fix. --- ## Step 0: Auto-Detect Project Configuration Before making any Sentry MCP calls, discover the project's Sentry setup. ### 0a. Find Organization and Project First, try to detect from local config files. Search for these (in order): 1. `.sentryclirc` — contains `[defaults]` with `org` and `project` 2. `sentry.properties` — contains `defaults.org` and `defaults.project` 3. `.env`, `.env.local`, `.env.production` — look for `SENTRY_ORG`, `SENTRY_PROJECT`, `SENTRY_DSN`, `SENTRY_AUTH_TOKEN` 4. `sentry.client.config.ts`, `sentry.client.config.js` — Next.js