query-events
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npx mdskill add TheBushidoCollective/han/query-eventsQuery Sentry events with advanced filtering to extract insights.
- Locate specific errors across environments and releases.
- Depends on Sentry MCP server and OAuth authentication.
- Uses project name and custom expressions to filter data.
- Delivers contextual results with suggested follow-up actions.
SKILL.md
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--- name: query-events user-invocable: false description: Run custom queries on Sentry events and issues with advanced filtering --- # Query Sentry Events ## Name sentry:query-events - Run custom queries on Sentry events and issues with advanced filtering ## Synopsis ``` /query-events [arguments] ``` ## Description Run custom queries on Sentry events and issues using advanced filtering to find specific errors, analyze patterns, or extract insights. ## Implementation This command provides flexible querying capabilities for Sentry data with support for filters on environment, release, user, tags, and more. ## Usage ``` /query-events [project-name] [query-expression] ``` ## What This Command Does 1. Asks for the Sentry project name 2. Accepts a custom query expression or builds one interactively 3. Applies filters for: - Environment (production, staging, etc.) - Release version - User properties - Tags and custom attributes - Time range - Event type (error, transaction, etc.) - Issue status (resolved, unresolved) 4. Executes the query using Sentry MCP tools 5. Presents results with relevant context 6. Suggests follow-up investigations ## Prerequisites - Sentry MCP server must be installed and configured - OAuth authentication with Sentry must be completed - Access to the target Sentry project ## Example Interaction ``` User: /query-events api-service Find all errors in production for user emails ending in @enterprise.com in the last 7 days Claude: Running custom query on api-service... ## Query Results **Query:** Errors in production environment for enterprise users (last 7 days) **Filters Applied:** - Environment: production - User email: *@enterprise.com - Event type: error - Time range: Last 7 days - Status: unresolved ### Results: 23 matching issues, 456 total events ### Top Issues for Enterprise Users 1. **API Rate Limit Exceeded** - Events: 189 - Users: 12 - Pattern: Heavy API usage from automated systems - Tags: tier=enterprise, api_version=v2 2. **Database Connection Timeout** - Events: 134 - Users: 8 - Pattern: Concurrent query limit reached - Tags: tier=enterprise, db_pool=primary 3. **Insufficient Storage Quota** - Events: 78 - Users: 5 - Pattern: Enterprise plans hitting 10GB limit - Tags: tier=enterprise, feature=uploads 4. **Permission Denied: Admin Action** - Events: 34 - Users: 4 - Pattern: Users attempting cross-org actions - Tags: tier=enterprise, action=admin 5. **GraphQL Query Complexity Exceeded** - Events: 21 - Users: 3 - Pattern: Complex nested queries - Tags: tier=enterprise, api=graphql ### Insights - Enterprise users hitting different limits than standard users - Rate limiting and connection pooling need enterprise-tier scaling - Storage quotas may need adjustment for enterprise plans ### Affected Users - user@bigcorp.com (89 events) - admin@megacorp.com (67 events) - api@enterprise-client.com (145 events) - integration@partner-enterprise.com (98 events) ### Recommendations 1. **Immediate**: Increase rate limits for enterprise tier 2. **High**: Scale database connection pool for enterprise workloads 3. **Medium**: Review storage quotas and upgrade paths 4. **Low**: Document GraphQL query complexity limits Would you like me to investigate any specific issue or user in detail? ``` ## Query Syntax Examples ``` # Find errors in specific environment environment:production is:unresolved # Find issues affecting a specific user user.email:user@example.com # Find events from a specific release release:v2.3.0 # Find slow transactions event.type:transaction transaction.duration:>2000 # Combine multiple filters environment:production release:v2.* user.id:12345 level:error # Find issues with specific tags tag.payment_method:stripe tag.status:failed ``` ## Arguments - `project-name` (optional): Sentry project slug - `query-expression` (optional): Sentry query syntax or natural language description ## Tips - Use Sentry's query syntax for precise filtering - Combine multiple filters for targeted investigations - Save common queries for reuse - Use wildcard patterns for flexible matching - Filter by custom tags for domain-specific analysis - Narrow time ranges for faster queries ## Related Commands - `/investigate-errors`: Pre-built error investigation workflow - `/analyze-performance`: Performance-specific queries - `/check-releases`: Release-filtered queries
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