Status: Available. Connect Sentry from Settings → Integrations and authorize the projects Corivo should use.
Sentry tells you something broke. The fix usually lives somewhere else: the GitHub PR that changed the path, the Linear issue that shaped the behavior, and the Slack thread where someone noticed the customer impact.
With Sentry connected, Corivo can bring the alert into the same context graph as the rest of your work.
What Corivo's agent does with Sentry
"Look into this error." Corivo reads the issue, event details, release metadata, and related project context.
"What changed before this started?" Corivo can combine Sentry timestamps with GitHub commits and PRs.
"Draft the bug report." Corivo can turn the alert into a Linear-ready issue with impact, reproduction clues, and suspected owner.
"Summarize the incident." Corivo can connect the alert, the fix, and the customer-facing thread into a short write-up.
What Corivo reads in Sentry
Scoped to what you authorize:
- Projects you authorize.
- Issues, events, stack traces, releases, and timestamps.
- Metadata needed to connect an error to code and deployment context.
What Corivo does not do:
- Read Sentry projects you did not authorize.
- Resolve, assign, or mutate issues without explicit consent.
- Persist Sentry content to a Corivo server. Your local context graph stays on your machine.