The trace waterfall now includes time compression, pinned attributes, and clickable Web Vital pills to help you focus on the parts of a trace you want to investigate.

Resolve, reopen, or mark User Feedback as spam, download Session Replays as rrweb JSON, and list a project's DSNs from the Sentry CLI.

View or explain several issues at once, see event attachments, and split WebAssembly debug data from the Sentry CLI. Older traces and large project lists no longer fail.

Agents using Sentry MCP now search each dataset with a dedicated tool, can see which events Sentry dropped and why, search logs with regular expressions, and open dashboards from a URL.

You can now filter and sort conversations in Explore > Agents on totals like cost, token count, tool calls, and errors.

The React Native SDK now records the calls, duration, and errors of native modules, and adds the active call to crash reports.

The Android SDK can now instrument Nav3 back stacks to capture navigation transactions, breadcrumbs, screen names, and more.

The Rust SDK can now report native crashes, such as segfaults in unsafe code, to Sentry.

Sentry Logs search now supports regular expressions (regex), so that you can search log lines that match a pattern, not just by the exact text.

The JavaScript SDKs now trace more AI frameworks, providers, and classifiers across Node.js, Bun, Cloudflare, and Deno, with more consistent data in traces.

Sentry now connects natively to Perforce P4, bringing stack trace linking, suspect commits, on-demand source context, and P4 Code Review to teams using Perforce.

Sentry's JavaScript SDK 10.51.0 introduces a new @sentry/nitro SDK in beta and adds trace propagation across Cloudflare Workers RPC calls. Plus middleware spans for nested Hono route groups, LangGraph instrumentation and customizable Feedback errors.

Sentry CLI now supports bundling and uploading of Source Context for multi-module Android/JVM applications.

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Seer Agent is now in open beta. Ask anything about what's happening in your application and get answers based on all the connected Sentry telemetry and context.

Sentry Alerts is splitting into two features — Monitors and Alerts — to give you more control over what you track and how your team gets notified.

Mobile SDKs now support a shake gesture to open the User Feedback form. When enabled, shaking the device triggers the feedback form using the platform's built-in accelerometer without additional permissions being required.

You can now change the intervals used for how time series data is bucketed on dashboards.

Code mappings connect your stack traces to source code, enabling features like source context, suspect commits, and stack trace linking. Previously, you had to configure them one-by-one through the Sentry UI — tedious for monorepos with dozens of modules. You can now upload code mappings in bulk using sentry-cli.

Seer brings the root cause – Claude codes the fix.