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Create your Faction organization
Sign up free and create an organization. This is where admins connect tools once, so teammates never wire up their own integrations.
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How to connect Sentry to ChatGPT
Pull Sentry issues, events, and release context into chat during incidents without switching between error dashboards.
Sentry
Error and release context for on-call and launches.
Sentry shows what broke and when. Connect it in Faction so chat can list unresolved issues, inspect event details, and tie errors to a release while the team coordinates in one thread.
Connect once at the org level
Set up Sentry a single time instead of asking everyone to paste their own keys into ChatGPT.
Workspace boundaries
Give engineering and other teams the Sentry tools they need without one shared bundle for the whole company.
Tool-scoped access
Each workspace URL exposes only the Sentry actions admins turn on, not every connector in your org.
Works across AI clients
Use the same workspace URL in ChatGPT, Cursor, ChatGPT, or any MCP client your team prefers.
Step by step
Connect Sentry to ChatGPT
Six steps from a fresh organization to chatting with Sentry inside ChatGPT.
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Connect Sentry from the catalog
Open the integration catalog in Faction and connect Sentry with OAuth. Pick a shared org connection or let each teammate sign in with their own account.
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Bundle Sentry into a workspace
Create a workspace for the team that needs it, such as engineering, and add Sentry. Admins choose exactly which tools are on for that workspace.
04
Copy your workspace MCP URL
Every workspace exposes one MCP URL with only the tools you enabled. Copy it from the workspace settings in Faction.
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Add the URL to ChatGPT
In ChatGPT, go to Settings, then Connectors and add your Faction workspace URL.
- In ChatGPT, open Settings and go to Connectors.
- Add a custom connector and paste your Faction workspace MCP URL.
- Confirm access. ChatGPT can now use the tools your workspace allows.
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Start chatting
Ask ChatGPT to use Sentry in plain language. Faction handles auth and scopes behind one URL.
- "What errors spiked after the last deploy?"
- "Summarize unresolved issues in the web app project."
- "Show details for the most frequent error today."
Your workspace URL
One link connects your whole team.
Faction gives your team a shared AI workspace that plugs into the tools you already use. Each workspace gets one link (an MCP URL) that includes only the tools your admins turn on. Paste it into ChatGPT once and everyone is connected. No keys to copy, nothing to set up per person.
https://yourcompany.runfaction.com/mcp/your-workspaceWhat the MCP server can do
Search and list issues
Find unresolved errors by project, release, or frequency.
Read event and stack details
Inspect a specific error event during triage.
Browse releases and projects
See which release introduced a regression and which services are affected.
Update issue status
Resolve or assign issues when write tools are enabled.
Use cases
Incident response
Summarize spike errors and likely regressions after a deploy.
Launch monitoring
Check new error types tied to a release before customer comms go out.
On-call handoffs
Brief the next shift on top unresolved issues without opening Sentry for every service.
FAQs
Do I have to set up Sentry for every teammate?
No. An admin connects Sentry once at the org level. Teammates just add the workspace URL to ChatGPT and start chatting.
How does authentication work?
Faction uses OAuth for Sentry. Credentials stay on Faction, so teammates never paste keys into their AI app.
Does this work with ChatGPT?
Yes. ChatGPT supports remote MCP connectors, so you can point it at any Faction workspace URL and use the tools that workspace allows.
Can I control which tools ChatGPT can use?
Yes. Each workspace exposes only the tools admins turn on, so the URL you share never grants more than intended.
Connect Sentry to ChatGPT in minutes.
Create an organization, connect Sentry, and bundle it into a workspace your team can use from ChatGPT.
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