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Overview

Connect to Sentry through Sentry hosted MCP OAuth and Sentry issue webhooks. The Sentry integration exposes hosted MCP access for issues, traces, releases, and projects. Mistle can also receive Sentry issue webhook events as triggers.

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Connect Sentry MCP

Open Integrations in the dashboard, choose Sentry, then select Sentry MCP OAuth. The browser redirects to Sentry, the user approves access, and the returned OAuth credentials are stored for the connection. There are no user-entered secret fields for this target.

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Connect Sentry Issue Webhooks

Use the Sentry webhooks connection method with a Sentry Internal Integration. In Sentry:
  1. Create an Internal Integration for the Sentry organization.
  2. In Internal Integration Details, set Webhook URL to a temporary HTTPS endpoint that you control if Sentry requires a value before saving.
  3. Leave issue webhooks disabled until the Mistle callback URL is installed.
  4. Save the integration.
  5. Copy the integration client secret.
In Mistle:
  1. Open Integrations in the dashboard, choose Sentry, then select Sentry webhooks.
  2. Paste the Sentry Internal Integration client secret.
  3. Save the connection.
  4. Copy the Webhook callback URL from the connection detail page.
Return to Sentry, replace the temporary URL with the Mistle Webhook callback URL in the Internal Integration Webhook URL field, then enable issue webhooks for the integration. Mistle supports these Sentry issue webhook trigger events:
  • sentry.issue.created
  • sentry.issue.resolved
  • sentry.issue.assigned
  • sentry.issue.archived
  • sentry.issue.unresolved

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Use With A Sandbox Profile

After the connection exists:
  1. Open the sandbox profile that should use Sentry.
  2. Add Sentry to the profile’s integration configuration.
  3. Select the Sentry MCP tool.
  4. Save and publish the profile version.