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Sentry + Doozy: AI that triages errors into tasks
Connect Sentry and Doozy turns error alerts into investigated to-dos with stack traces, context, and next steps attached.
Connect Sentry and Doozy turns error alerts into investigated to-dos. Your agent reads the stack trace, gathers context, and creates a task with everything the engineer needs to fix it — no more copying error links into Slack.
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| Sentry alone | Sentry + Doozy | |
|---|---|---|
| Error triage | You scan the dashboard | Agent triages and creates to-dos for real issues |
| Bug tickets | You copy the error link to your tracker | Filed with stack trace, context, and reproduction steps |
| Recurring errors | They pile up in the noise | Flagged and tracked as persistent to-dos |
| Team notification | You paste in Slack | Agent drafts a summary, you approve |
How they work together
Sentry catches the errors. Doozy triages them into tracked work. Set up a routine and your agent checks Sentry every morning, creates to-dos for new issues, and files tickets in Linear or GitHub with the evidence attached.
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Frequently asked questions
Can it auto-triage on a schedule?
Yes. Set up a daily routine and your agent checks Sentry every morning.
Can it file tickets in Linear or GitHub?
Yes. The to-do and the ticket stay linked. See ticket filing.
Does it separate real errors from noise?
Your agent can filter by frequency, user impact, and whether the error is new or recurring. You set the criteria.
Can it notify the team about critical errors?
Yes. It drafts a summary of critical issues and waits for your approval before sending.
Is this free?
Free forever for up to five people with BYO keys.
Can it separate noise from real errors?
Your agent filters by frequency, impact, and whether the error is new or recurring.
Can it notify the team?
Yes. Drafts a summary and waits for your approval.
Does it file tickets in Linear or GitHub?
Yes. See ticket filing.