Sentry CLI

Sentry CLI is Sentry's command-line tool for release management, build artifact uploads, manual event sending, log inspection, and cron monitor check-ins. It is most useful in CI or scripted delivery flows that need to talk to Sentry without opening the web app.

• Create, finalize, archive, delete, and inspect releases, then attach deploy records and commit metadata from local git or configured repositories.
• Upload sourcemaps, debug symbols, source bundles, ProGuard mappings, and mobile build artifacts so Sentry can symbolicate errors and releases correctly.
• List issues, events, logs, projects, repos, and monitors; send manual events; and wrap scheduled jobs so Sentry records monitor check-ins.

• Works well in CI when org or project defaults and auth tokens are supplied non-interactively; monitors run is especially shell-friendly because it wraps a command and exits with that command's status.
• There is real structured output, but it is uneven: debug-files check, debug-files find, and info --config-status-json emit JSON, while many inspect commands print tables and releases list only offers raw text.
• Browser-assisted login and Sentry's separate newer interactive CLI make this a better fit for release and artifact automation than for broad day-to-day incident triage by agents.

• Useful unattended use assumes auth tokens and org or project context are already configured.
• Official docs now point users seeking the newer interactive human or agent CLI to cli.sentry.dev, so sentry-cli should be positioned here as the build and release automation tool.