Sentry Sdk Setup

This is a router skill that detects your project's platform and points you to the right Sentry SDK setup guide. It covers 19 platforms from Next.js and Python to Flutter and Cloudflare Workers, with priority rules for overlapping cases like preferring the Next.js SDK over generic React. The skill enforces a deliberate workflow: detect the platform from project files, tell the user what you found, wait for confirmation, then fetch the specific SDK skill via curl. It's opinionated about not skipping steps or improvising, which is good because Sentry setup varies wildly between frameworks. Useful if you're adding error monitoring to a polyglot codebase or just want Claude to stop guessing which SDK you need.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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$ npx -y skills add getsentry/sentry-for-ai --skill sentry-sdk-setup --agent claude-code

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Sentry SDK Setup

Set up Sentry error monitoring, tracing, and session replay in any language or framework. This page helps you find the right SDK skill for your project.

Start Here — Read This Before Doing Anything

Do not skip this section. Do not assume which SDK the user needs based on their project files. Do not start installing packages or creating config files until you have confirmed the user's intent.

Detect the platform from project files (package.json, go.mod, requirements.txt, Gemfile, *.csproj, build.gradle, etc.).
Tell the user what you found and which SDK you recommend.
Wait for confirmation before reading the skill and proceeding.

Each SDK skill contains its own detection logic, prerequisites, and step-by-step configuration. Trust the skill — read it carefully and follow it. Do not improvise or take shortcuts.