Turn Sentry noise into a prioritized action list

Ask Zero to pull your top unresolved Sentry errors, ranked by frequency. Zero reads the stack traces, explains the root cause in plain language, and tells you which file to fix first.

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Why Sentry triage wastes engineering time

Monday morning. You open Slack and there are a dozen Sentry alerts in #dev. Most of them are noise, flaky tests, known issues, transient errors that resolve themselves. But somewhere in there might be something real: a broken integration, a billing bug, a crash that's hitting actual users. You don't want to open Sentry's dashboard and click through issues one by one. You just want to know: which ones matter, how bad are they, and what's causing them.

How to ask Zero to triage Sentry errors

@Zero take a look at the recent failures on Sentry. Please rank the failures from the last 24 hours by their occurrence frequency. For the top three failures, provide me with a report that includes the expanded, detailed error stacks.

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How Zero analyzes and ranks your Sentry errors

Zero connects to Sentry

Zero pulls unresolved issues from your Sentry project for the specified time window and ranks them by occurrence count.

Summary table

Zero replies in the same Slack thread with a quick summary table, issue name, occurrence count, and priority level, that you can scan in 5 seconds.

Detailed analysis

For each top issue, Zero provides annotated stack traces and plain-language root cause explanations. For example, it doesn't just say "Unknown Stripe price ID", it explains that a new price was likely created in Stripe but the corresponding mapping was not updated.

Turn Sentry triage into GitHub issues and daily automation

Turn findings into action

Create GitHub issues from the report

@Zero create GitHub issues for #1 and #2. Assign #1 to Lancy (Slack scope fix) and #2 to James (Stripe mapping). Label both as bug, priority high.

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Go deeper

Ask Zero to investigate a specific error

@Zero for issue #1, what exact Slack OAuth scope is missing? Check our app manifest and tell me what to add.

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Make it a routine

Schedule this as a daily check

@Zero every weekday at 9am, run this same Sentry check and post results to #dev. Only include errors with 5+ occurrences.

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Required integrations: Sentry and GitHub

Sentry

OAuth connection to your Sentry org. Zero needs read access to issues and events.

Required

GitHub

Only needed if you want Zero to create issues from the report. Read/write access to issues.

Optional

Best practices for automated Sentry triage

●Be specific about the time window. "last 24 hours" for daily triage, "errors since the last deploy" for post-deploy checks.

●Add a severity filter to reduce noise, only show errors with 10+ occurrences or skip errors tagged as known-issue.

●Chain it into your standup, combine with the standup use case for a morning brief that includes both your task summary and the Sentry report.