ASK SENTRY WHICH RELEASE BROKE PRODUCTION.
Connect Sentry to Menza and ask about issues, events, releases and deploys in plain English — what's spiking, which release introduced it, who owns the project. Menza reads live through the official Sentry API and, where you want it to act, it can resolve or assign issues — after you approve each change.
- Reads developer data
- Can take action on Sentry, once you approve
- Connects via the official API
What can Menza do with Sentry?
Triage the backlog with approval
Ask for the noisiest unresolved issues, and Menza proposes a triage pass — resolve the stale ones, assign the rest to the right teams — then carries it out once you approve.
Pin the regression to a release
When an error spikes, ask which release and deploy it first appeared in. Menza reads events across projects and hands you the offending version, not a hunch.
Know what each deploy really shipped
Ask how error volume moved after this morning's deploy, project by project, so you find out from the data — not from a customer — whether it's safe to keep rolling.
See these answers on your own Sentry data.
Menza working with Sentry.
Menza doesn't just answer questions about Sentry — it proposes the fix and, once you approve, does the work. You stay in control; nothing changes until you say go.
Menzajust nowIssue 'TypeError in checkout/session' jumped to 1,940 events in 3 hours — it first appeared in release 2.14.0. I'll assign it to the payments team and link the suspect release so it lands with full context.
Menza6m ago37 unresolved issues in the mobile project haven't had a new event in 60 days. I'll resolve all 37 so the backlog shows only what's actually firing.
Connect Sentry in a couple of clicks.
Is my Sentry data secure?
Your credentials are encrypted at rest and never exposed to the AI. Menza reads your data through the provider's official API using the access you grant, and you stay in control of what it can do — read-only by default, with any actions gated behind your approval.
Read our privacy policy- Encrypted in transit and at rest
- Scoped access — you choose what Menza can see
- Read-only by default; any action needs your approval
- Credentials are encrypted and never shown to the AI
- Revoke access at any time
Sentry questions, answered.
How does Menza connect to Sentry?
You connect with a Sentry auth token. It's encrypted at rest, never shown to the AI, and only used to call the official Sentry API with the scopes you chose. Setup is paste-and-go — no agent to install, nothing to export.
What can Menza answer about my Sentry data?
Anything the Sentry API exposes: issues and their events, projects, teams, releases, deploys, alerts and dashboards. Ask what's newly unresolved this week, which issues affect the most users, or how a release compares with the one before it.
Is my Sentry data safe with Menza?
Yes. Your token is encrypted and never exposed to the AI, and Menza reaches only the organisations and projects the token covers. It can take actions like resolving or assigning issues, but every one waits for your explicit approval — nothing is changed on its own.
Can my whole team use the Sentry connector?
Yes. Once connected in your Menza workspace, anyone in the organisation can ask questions of the same live Sentry data — useful when support or product wants error context without learning Sentry's query syntax.