> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.superlog.sh/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Sentry > Connect Sentry to start automations on new issues and regressions, and let agents read issues, events, and traces. Sentry starts automations when errors appear and gives agents the issue details they need to find the cause. ## Connect Sentry In **Integrations**, click **Add** on Sentry and approve the Superlog app for your Sentry organization. Superlog syncs the projects your account can see. The Sentry card shows whether the connection works and how many projects it found. If a check fails, select the card to reconnect. ## Start automations from Sentry Add a Sentry trigger and pick up to 100 projects: * **New issue** when Sentry creates an issue. * **Issue regression** when a resolved issue comes back. * **New issue or regression** for both. The run is titled with the Sentry short ID and issue title. See [Triggers](/automations/triggers#sentry). The **Triage new Sentry issues** and **Fix regressions** templates are a good starting point. See [Templates](/automations/templates#bug-triage). ## Let agents read Sentry Add Sentry as a connector so the agent can look up issues, events, traces, and projects through Sentry's MCP server. This is useful for automations triggered from Slack or a schedule, such as matching a support report to a known error. Tag mode can read Sentry when you turn it on for tag mode. ## Self-hosted setup Self-hosted deployments need their own public Sentry integration. | Setting | Value | | - | - | | Redirect URL | `/api/integrations/sentry/callback` | | Webhook URL | `/api/webhooks/sentry` | | Resource subscriptions | `issue.created`, `issue.unresolved` | | Permissions | Organization: Read, Project: Read, Event: Read | | Verify install | Enabled | Set `SENTRY_APP_SLUG`, `SENTRY_CLIENT_ID`, and `SENTRY_CLIENT_SECRET`. Superlog checks every webhook signature against the client secret. See [Environment variables](/self-hosting/environment). This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.