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sentry-sdk-setup

sentry-sdk-setup

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About sentry-sdk-setup

A skill that helps developers choose and configure the Sentry SDK for their project's language or framework. It prioritizes specific platform matches, asks for confirmation before setup, and links to platform-specific skills.

Key features

  1. 01Detects project platform from files
  2. 02Maps platforms to SDK skills
  3. 03Prioritizes specific framework matches
  4. 04Requires confirmation before setup
  5. 05Provides DSN lookup instructions

Use cases

  1. 01Selecting an SDK skill for a project
  2. 02Finding the Sentry DSN
  3. 03Starting Sentry setup after platform detection

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-for-ai --skill sentry-sdk-setup

After installing, type/sentry-sdk-setupin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

All Skills

Sentry SDK Setup

Set up Sentry error monitoring, tracing, and session replay in any language or framework. This page helps you find the right SDK skill for your project.

Start Here — Read This Before Doing Anything

Do not skip this section. Do not assume which SDK the user needs based on their project files. Do not start installing packages or creating config files until you have confirmed the user's intent.

  1. Detect the platform from project files (package.json, go.mod, requirements.txt, Gemfile, *.csproj, build.gradle, etc.).
  2. Tell the user what you found and which SDK you recommend.
  3. Wait for confirmation before reading the skill and proceeding.

Each SDK skill contains its own detection logic, prerequisites, and step-by-step configuration. Trust the skill — read it carefully and follow it. Do not improvise or take shortcuts.


SDK Skills

PlatformSkill
Androidsentry-android-sdk
browser JavaScriptsentry-browser-sdk
Cloudflare Workers and Pagessentry-cloudflare-sdk
Apple platforms (iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS, visionOS)sentry-cocoa-sdk
.NETsentry-dotnet-sdk
Elixirsentry-elixir-sdk
Gosentry-go-sdk
NestJSsentry-nestjs-sdk
Next.jssentry-nextjs-sdk
Node.js, Bun, and Denosentry-node-sdk
PHPsentry-php-sdk
Pythonsentry-python-sdk
Flutter and Dartsentry-flutter-sdk
React Native and Exposentry-react-native-sdk
Reactsentry-react-sdk
React Router Frameworksentry-react-router-framework-sdk
TanStack Start Reactsentry-tanstack-start-sdk
Rubysentry-ruby-sdk
Svelte and SvelteKitsentry-svelte-sdk
Platform Detection Priority

When multiple SDKs could match, prefer the more specific one:

  • Android (build.gradle with android plugin) → sentry-android-sdk
  • Cloudflare (wrangler.toml or wrangler.jsonc) → sentry-cloudflare-sdk over sentry-node-sdk
  • NestJS (@nestjs/core) → sentry-nestjs-sdk over sentry-node-sdk
  • Next.js → sentry-nextjs-sdk over sentry-react-sdk or sentry-node-sdk
  • React Router Framework (@sentry/react-router or @react-router/*) → sentry-react-router-framework-sdk over sentry-react-sdk
  • TanStack Start React (@tanstack/react-start) → sentry-tanstack-start-sdk over sentry-react-sdk
  • Flutter (pubspec.yaml with flutter: dependency or sentry_flutter) → sentry-flutter-sdk
  • React Native → sentry-react-native-sdk over sentry-react-sdk
  • PHP with Laravel or Symfony → sentry-php-sdk
  • Elixir (mix.exs detected) → sentry-elixir-sdk
  • Node.js / Bun / Deno without a specific framework → sentry-node-sdk
  • Browser JS (vanilla, jQuery, static sites) → sentry-browser-sdk
  • No match → direct user to Sentry Docs

Quick Lookup

Match your project to a skill by keywords.

KeywordsSkill
android, kotlin, java, jetpack composesentry-android-sdk
browser, vanilla js, javascript, jquery, cdn, wordpress, static sitesentry-browser-sdk
cloudflare, cloudflare workers, cloudflare pages, wrangler, durable objects, d1sentry-cloudflare-sdk
ios, macos, swift, cocoa, tvos, watchos, visionos, swiftui, uikitsentry-cocoa-sdk
.net, csharp, c#, asp.net, maui, wpf, winforms, blazor, azure functionssentry-dotnet-sdk
go, golang, gin, echo, fibersentry-go-sdk
elixir, phoenix, plug, obansentry-elixir-sdk
nestjs, nestsentry-nestjs-sdk
nextjs, next.js, nextsentry-nextjs-sdk
node, nodejs, node.js, bun, deno, express, fastify, koa, hapisentry-node-sdk
php, laravel, symfonysentry-php-sdk
python, django, flask, fastapi, celery, starlettesentry-python-sdk
flutter, dart, pubspecsentry-flutter-sdk
react native, exposentry-react-native-sdk
react, react router, tanstack, redux, vitesentry-react-sdk
react-router framework, @sentry/react-router, @react-router/dev, react-router revealsentry-react-router-framework-sdk
tanstack start, tanstack react start, @tanstack/react-start, tanstackstart-reactsentry-tanstack-start-sdk
ruby, rails, sinatra, sidekiq, racksentry-ruby-sdk
svelte, sveltekitsentry-svelte-sdk

Finding the DSN

If the user doesn't have their DSN, guide them to find it:

  1. Open the Sentry project settings page: https://sentry.io/settings/projects/
  2. Select the project
  3. Click "Client Keys (DSN)" in the left sidebar
  4. Copy the DSN

You can help the user open the page directly:

open https://sentry.io/settings/projects/        # macOS
xdg-open https://sentry.io/settings/projects/    # Linux
start https://sentry.io/settings/projects/        # Windows

Note: The DSN is public and safe to include in source code. It is not a secret — it only identifies where to send events.


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