Sentry
The Sentry plugin connects Cursor to Sentry so the agent can find an error, pull in its full context and help ship the fix without leaving the editor. It bundles Sentry's MCP server with a set of skills for setup, alerts and debugging. It's published by Sentry and marked Verified by Cursor.
Skills (8 on the listing) and MCP (1)
- sentry-get-started: guided setup that can create a project, install the SDK and confirm real events arrive.
- sentry-instrument: adds error monitoring, tracing, logs, metrics, profiling, session replay and similar signals to an app.
- sentry-debug-issue: finds an issue by link, ID or search, pulls stack trace, breadcrumbs and logs, optionally runs Seer, applies a fix and resolves it through a commit or PR.
- sentry-fix-stack-traces: uploads source maps or debug files so stack traces are readable.
- sentry-create-alert: sets up alerts with email, Slack, PagerDuty, Discord and other actions.
- 3 more skills: see the original listing.
- MCP: the sentry MCP server.
- Add it from the Cursor marketplace (you need to be signed in to Cursor) or run
/add-plugin sentryin Cursor. - You need a Sentry account. For sign-in details, see the original listing.
- Connects to Sentry's hosted MCP server (mcp.sentry.dev); you sign in to Sentry to use it. (from the source code, not the listing)
- Which Sentry actions it can take isn't stated in the plugin files; Sentry's sign-in screen shows what you grant.
- Listed on the Cursor marketplace by Sentry.
- Repository: getsentry/plugin-cursor on GitHub.
- License: MIT (the repository's LICENSE file).
Taken from the Sentry plugin page on cursor.com/marketplace and its linked source repo. Facts marked "from the source code, not the listing" come from the item's public source files on GitHub or n8n. Anything stated nowhere is marked "Not stated".
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