openclaw - 💡(How to fix) Fix Feature: Sentry extension / agent tools to replace exec+curl workflows [1 participants]

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Add a dedicated OpenClaw extension for common Sentry workflows so agents can investigate issues without falling back to exec + curl.

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Add a dedicated OpenClaw extension for common Sentry workflows so agents can investigate issues without falling back to exec + curl.

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Summary

Add a dedicated OpenClaw extension for common Sentry workflows so agents can investigate issues without falling back to exec + curl.

Motivation

Today agents often hit the Sentry REST API through shell commands during bug triage and incident investigation. That works, but it is noisy, harder to audit, and requires broader shell access than the workflow really needs.

A first-class extension would make Sentry investigation safer and easier to use from agent sessions.

Proposed scope

Implementation target:

  • Shared extension, e.g. extensions/sentry-tools/ or user-installed plugin equivalent
  • Tool registration with optional: true
  • Agent-scoped allowlists so support-oriented agents can stay read-only

Suggested auth inputs:

  • SENTRY_TOKEN
  • SENTRY_ORG
  • SENTRY_PROJECT

Candidate tools

Read-only:

  • sentry_issues — list unresolved issues, sortable by users / events / recency / priority
  • sentry_issue — fetch issue details and permalink
  • sentry_events — fetch recent events for an issue
  • sentry_stacktrace — fetch the latest event with stacktrace context
  • sentry_search — search issues by keyword
  • sentry_releases — list recent releases

Optional write tools:

  • sentry_resolve — resolve an issue
  • sentry_assign — assign an issue

Design notes

  • Prefer discrete tools over a single generic sentry_query action switch for auditability.
  • Hardcode Sentry API base URLs / supported endpoints where practical.
  • Keep write tools separately allowlistable so support agents can remain read-only while dev agents can opt into resolve / assign actions.
  • Follow existing extension patterns such as tool registration plus plugin-scoped config / security handling used elsewhere in the repo.

Why this belongs in OpenClaw

This is platform tooling for agent execution, auth, tool scoping, and auditability. It is not specific to a single application repo.

Reference docs

  • Plugin system docs
  • Agent tools authoring docs
  • Multi-agent tool scoping docs
  • Sentry REST API docs

extent analysis

Fix Plan

To implement the Sentry extension, follow these steps:

  • Create a new directory extensions/sentry-tools/ and add the necessary files for the tools.
  • Register the tools with optional: true to allow for agent-scoped allowlists.
  • Implement the read-only tools:
    • sentry_issues: list unresolved issues using the Sentry REST API.
    • sentry_issue: fetch issue details and permalink.
    • sentry_events: fetch recent events for an issue.
    • sentry_stacktrace: fetch the latest event with stacktrace context.
    • sentry_search: search issues by keyword.
    • sentry_releases: list recent releases.
  • Implement the optional write tools:
    • sentry_resolve: resolve an issue.
    • sentry_assign: assign an issue.

Example code for sentry_issues tool:

import requests

def sentry_issues(org, project):
    url = f"https://sentry.io/api/0/organizations/{org}/projects/{project}/issues/"
    headers = {"Authorization": f"Bearer {SENTRY_TOKEN}"}
    response = requests.get(url, headers=headers)
    return response.json()

Example code for sentry_resolve tool:

import requests

def sentry_resolve(org, project, issue_id):
    url = f"https://sentry.io/api/0/organizations/{org}/projects/{project}/issues/{issue_id}/"
    headers = {"Authorization": f"Bearer {SENTRY_TOKEN}"}
    data = {"status": "resolved"}
    response = requests.put(url, headers=headers, json=data)
    return response.json()

Verification

To verify the fix, test each tool by running it with the required inputs (e.g. SENTRY_TOKEN, SENTRY_ORG, SENTRY_PROJECT) and verify that the expected output is returned.

Extra Tips

  • Make sure to handle errors and exceptions properly in each tool.
  • Use the Sentry REST API documentation to ensure that the tools are using the correct endpoints and parameters.
  • Consider adding additional tools or features to the extension as needed.

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