Sentry production errors →
merged AI pull request in 12 minutes
Connect Sentry to Agentopia by CynetIQ and let AI agents auto-import issues, run an OWASP-aware code review, and ship a pull request on GitHub or Azure DevOps. When the PR merges, the Sentry issue is auto-resolved.
The flow, end to end
- 1Sentry → Agentopia by CynetIQ auto-importAgentopia by CynetIQ polls your Sentry org every 5 minutes (configurable) for unresolved issues in mapped projects. Each issue becomes a task with stack trace, breadcrumbs, request meta, and the Sentry permalink.
- 2Integration Rules tag the taskRules you set in /dashboard/integrations/rules auto-tag tasks based on reporter, issue type, environment, or labels — e.g. tasks reported by the security team get a "security" tag and are routed to the security_developer agent.
- 3AI pipeline runsanalyzer → planner → developer → reviewer. Code is generated against the right repo (resolved from the Sentry → repo mapping), tested, and the reviewer agent runs an OWASP-aware code review with severity + score.
- 4PR opened on GitHub or Azure DevOpsA pull request is opened with the patch, the Sentry issue link, and the AI review summary. A comment is posted on the Sentry issue with the PR URL.
- 5Auto-resolve on mergeWhen the PR is merged, GitHub / Azure DevOps webhooks tell Agentopia by CynetIQ, which marks the Sentry issue resolved and posts a final comment with the merged commit.
What you get out of the box
Setup in 5 minutes
- Create a Sentry User Auth Token with
org:read,project:read,event:read,event:write,issue:writescopes. - In Agentopia by CynetIQ → Integrations → Sentry, paste the token + your org slug (visible in your sentry.io URL).
- In the Sentry page, browse projects and map each one to a target repo.
- Toggle Auto-import on the mappings you want Agentopia by CynetIQ to watch.
- Optionally add an Integration Rule: reporter = security@yourcompany.com → tag = security_review, agent = security_developer, priority = critical.
Frequently asked
How does Agentopia by CynetIQ fix Sentry errors automatically?
Agentopia by CynetIQ polls your Sentry organization for unresolved issues, parses the stack trace and reproduction context, runs the AI agent pipeline (analyzer → planner → developer → reviewer), opens a pull request on GitHub or Azure DevOps with the patch, and posts a comment back on the Sentry issue with the PR URL. When the PR is merged, the Sentry issue is auto-resolved via webhook.
Do I need to give Agentopia by CynetIQ my Sentry API token?
Yes — a User Auth Token with org:read, project:read, event:read, event:write and issue:write scopes. The token is stored encrypted server-side and used only for the configured organization slug. Agentopia by CynetIQ never reads source code through Sentry.
Which Sentry issues get imported?
By default, unresolved issues from the Sentry projects you map to Agentopia by CynetIQ repos. You can scope by environment, release, fixability score (Sentry Seer), substatus (regressed / new), age window (24h / 7d / 14d / 30d) and reporter rules.
Can I send security errors to a specific reviewer agent?
Yes — define an Integration Rule that matches the Sentry issue's tags / project and routes the imported task to your security_developer agent. The rule action also lets you override priority and target repo. The security agent runs an OWASP-aware prompt and produces a threat-model + fix plan instead of writing code.
Does Agentopia by CynetIQ replace Sentry Seer?
No — Agentopia by CynetIQ complements Seer. We use Seer's fixability score (when present) as a signal for which issues to auto-fix vs. flag. Agentopia by CynetIQ actually opens the PR and routes through your code review process; Seer suggests inline fixes within Sentry.
How long does an auto-fix take?
Typical end-to-end: 8-15 minutes from "Sentry alert fires" to "AI PR opened on GitHub". The reviewer agent then runs a 30-90 second AI code review against the patch before the PR is marked ready.
