Sentry captures production errors, stack traces, performance traces, and session replays across web, mobile, and backend services. During an incident or on-call shift, engineers often lose time jumping between Sentry stack traces, GitLab or GitHub commits, and Jira or Linear tickets to figure out what broke.
Investigate production errors, trace slow requests, and triage Sentry issues in one conversation alongside your code and issue tracker. Omnifact explains stack traces, breadcrumbs, and tags in plain language, pinpoints where slow database queries or API calls spend time, runs root-cause analysis with Sentry Seer, and resolves or assigns issues. Each engineer signs in with their own Sentry account, and any triage action waits for confirmation in chat.
Open any Sentry issue and get a clear breakdown of its stack trace, breadcrumbs, affected release, tags, and user reports.
Find unresolved issues, error events, logs, traces, and session replays across projects by describing the symptom in plain language.
Inspect performance traces, spans, and profiles on slow endpoints to see whether latency comes from a database query or an external service.
Ask Seer, Sentry's AI debugger, to analyze an issue and propose a root cause and code fix.
Resolve or ignore issues, assign them to a developer or team, add internal notes, and link them to Jira, Linear, GitLab, or GitHub tickets.
Review release health, cron and uptime monitors, metric alerts, and project configurations.
Work with projects, issues, and merge requests on GitLab.com.
by GitLabBrowse repositories, issues, and pull requests, and review code on GitHub.
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by PostHogQuery databases and manage projects and tables in Supabase.
by SupabaseUse cases, access permissions, data handling, and setup when connecting Sentry to Omnifact.
Omnifact helps developers and on-call engineers investigate production errors and latency spikes in plain language. Ask for the newest unresolved issues after a release, have a stack trace and its breadcrumbs explained, use Sentry Seer to suggest a fix, and link or create the matching issue in GitLab, GitHub, Jira, or Linear from the same chat.
Yes. Paste a Sentry issue link or ask for the top errors in a project, and Omnifact reads the stack trace, breadcrumbs, tags, and release details to explain what failed and where to look in your codebase.
Ask Omnifact to inspect the traces and spans of a slow endpoint in Sentry. Omnifact identifies which database query, service call, or span accounts for the latency and explains the bottleneck in plain language.
Yes. Where your Sentry organization has Seer enabled, Omnifact can trigger Seer on an issue and return its root-cause analysis and suggested code fix alongside the stack trace.
Only the Sentry organizations and projects your own Sentry account can already open. When you sign in, you choose which Sentry organizations to share, and Omnifact never uses a shared admin token.
Your error events and traces stay in Sentry under your agreement with Sentry. Omnifact fetches issue details and events live when a prompt asks for them instead of copying or indexing your Sentry projects in advance. Omnifact is operated in Germany, business data is never used to train AI models, and admins can restrict Omnifact to European or Europe-hosted models.
An Omnifact admin adds Sentry once from the catalog, and developers then sign in with their own Sentry account and select the Sentry organizations they want to connect. Anyone can disconnect their account at any time.
Connect Sentry alongside the other tools your team relies on, with per-user permissions, confirmation before changes, and German hosting built in.