App observability for your AI agent.
Send logs, errors, analytics, revenue and deploy events. Your agent investigates issues, fixes bugs and builds operational views and automations.
Everything is just a prompt away.
Install the agentry MCP and ask your agent to build whatever you need.
Your app
Sends events on every meaningful action — logs, analytics, revenue, deploys.
Agentry
data layerStores everything. Queryable via SQL. Webhooks for automations.
Output
Your agent builds you dashboards, fixes bugs, automates reports, what ever you ask for.
Signup → activation funnel
Fix: strip Cache-Control on auth routes in src/middleware.ts:42. Want me to push the PR?
Error spike — checkout
- Rate
- 47 / hr (threshold 20)
- Started
- 4 min ago
- Error
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PaymentError: Stripe 3DS challenge timeout
src/checkout/stripe.ts:88
- Affected
- 9 workspaces — acme, linear-clone, finchhq +6
None of these are agentry features. They're things your agent builds on top of agentry's MCP. We store the events; you ship the experience.
The interface changed.
Modern observability tools were designed for humans clicking dashboards. AI agents change the interface.
- ▸ build customized views
- ▸ automate operational workflows
- ▸ generate integrations
- ▸ analyze trends and suggest improvements
- ▸ investigate incidents and fix bugs
Agentry is designed from the ground up for agentic software development.
What's in the box.
Built for AI agents as the primary user, not humans clicking dashboards.
Logs, errors, analytics, and deploys land in the same project. One key, one dataset, one query surface.
agentry stores; the MCP transforms. Stack unmangling, install recipes, every transformation — code sitting in your node_modules. Reviewable in 30 seconds; reproducible offline with the same library.
Duplicate errors collapse into one case by fingerprint. Your agent records suppression rules — noise teaches itself out.
Automatically correlate regressions with releases and commits. One tool call answers "what shipped before this broke?".
Queries become conversations. Dashboards become customized artifacts. Ask, your agent runs the SQL and writes the page.
Signed webhooks on any event. Cron jobs your agent writes. Automate fixes, reports, and alerts — your code runs, not ours.
Questions you might have.
Compatible with Sentry?
Yes — drop-in. Point your existing Sentry SDK at agentry's /v1/store/{project_id}/. The wire format is Sentry's literal event schema (event_id, exception.values, stacktrace.frames). Auth accepts X-Sentry-Auth and sentry_key.
Compatible with PostHog?
Yes — and PostHog is the analytics backend under the hood. Each agentry user gets a provisioned PostHog project. PostHog-shaped clients drop in at /v1/track/. Your analytics keep working; you just get an agent-first interface on top.
Do I need to use Claude Code?
No. Agentry speaks MCP, so it works with any MCP client — Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, Codex, or your own. We optimize for Claude Code because that's what we use, but nothing's tied to it.
What languages does this support?
Anything that can POST JSON. There is no SDK to install — your agent generates a 25-line fetch helper at install time, tuned to your stack. Reviewable in 30 seconds, no vendor dependency to vet, no upgrade cycle.
Does the server transform my data?
No. agentry's HTTP API is the data plane — storage, retrieval, queries. It never translates, normalizes, or rewrites anything. Transformations (minified stack unmangling, fingerprinting, formatting) run locally in your MCP process where the code is on npm and sitting in your node_modules. If a translation looks wrong, you can read the exact code that produced it and reproduce it offline with the same library. No server-side magic.
What about humans who want a dashboard?
Your agent writes the dashboard as a real page in your repo. You can commit it, edit it, and ship it. No SaaS UI to learn — and no permanent dashboard config rotting over time.
Do you train AI on my data?
No. We never run LLMs server-side. The agent that reads your data is your Claude Code (or other MCP client) running on your machine. Your data stays in your agentry project.
agentry isn't trying to replace Sentry's source-map polish or PostHog's cohort-analysis depth. We sit on top of both worlds with a single ingest, an MCP-shaped output, and a workflow that ends in a PR instead of a notification.