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sentry

Triage Sentry errors: list organizations, projects, and recent issues; resolve, archive, and assign issues. Trigger phrases: sentry, sentry errors, error tracking.

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# Sentry

## Purpose
Error triage for the user's Sentry: list organizations, list projects in an org, and list unresolved issues from the last 24 hours sorted by frequency. Use when the user asks what's broken, what's new in Sentry, or wants an error triaged. The `resolve`, `archive`, and `assign` commands update an issue's state.

## Tooling
All commands go through `bin/sentry.py`:

```bash
bin/sentry.py orgs                   # your organizations
bin/sentry.py projects --org myorg   # projects in an org
bin/sentry.py issues --org myorg     # unresolved issues, last 24h, by frequency

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