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How we built an automated debugging workflow at Sentry
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Sentry describes how it built an automated debugging workflow using Seer autofix and Claude routines to detect, fix, and route code issues automatically.
This is a concrete example of an observability vendor integrating LLM-driven automation directly into issue triage and remediation, reducing the manual effort engineers spend on routine debugging. If the approach works at Sentry's scale, it signals that AI-assisted fix routing is moving from experimental to production-grade.
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Sentry combined its Seer autofix capability with Claude routines to create an end-to-end automated debugging pipeline.
The workflow handles detection, fixing, and routing of code issues without manual intervention.
Sentry is dogfooding this system on its own platform, which provides a real-world test of AI-assisted debugging at production scale.
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