Capabilities
| Capability | Supported |
|---|---|
| Knowledge Source | ✓ Search errors for context |
| Deployment Trigger | ✗ |
| Tool Actions | ✗ |
Setup
Connect via OAuth
- Go to Settings → Connections in Duckie
- Find Sentry and click Connect
- You’ll be redirected to Sentry
- Select the organization to connect
- Grant Duckie read access
- You’ll be redirected back to Duckie
Duckie requests read-only access to projects and events.
Using as Knowledge Source
Once connected, Duckie can search Sentry for relevant errors:- Go to Train → Knowledge
- Click Add Source
- Select Sentry
- Choose which projects to index
- Click Start Sync
What Gets Indexed
- Error messages and stack traces
- Error frequency and trends
- Affected users count
- First/last seen timestamps
- Tags and metadata
How Agents Use Sentry Data
When customers report issues, agents can:- Search for related errors — Find if there’s a known bug
- Check error status — See if it’s resolved or ongoing
- Get context — Understand the technical details
- Estimate impact — See how many users are affected
Example Workflow
In a runbook:Best Practices
Index Production Projects
Focus on production environments:- Customer-facing errors
- Backend services
- API errors
Use Sentry Tags
Well-tagged errors are easier to search:- User ID
- Feature area
- Error category
Combine with Issue Tracking
Link Sentry errors to Jira/Linear issues:- Agents can reference the tracking ticket
- Provide status updates to customers
Use Cases
Technical Support
Help support agents understand customer-reported bugs:- Verify if error is known
- Get technical context
- Estimate resolution
Proactive Communication
Identify affected users for proactive outreach:- Major outages
- Widespread bugs
Troubleshooting
”Cannot access Sentry”
- Re-authenticate the connection
- Verify your Sentry account has project access
- Check organization permissions
”Errors not syncing”
- Verify the project is selected
- Check that there are recent events
- Force a sync refresh