Engineering & deploys
An engineering agent that picks up Sentry issues the moment they open.
Connect Sentry and each new issue reaches OpenHelm by webhook, waking the product's incident job straight away instead of at the next scheduled check. The agent first decides whether the report is real and whether fixing it would clash with a decision already made. If it passes, the agent reproduces the problem, fixes it, runs the tests, deploys, checks the fix in production and resolves the issue in Sentry.
What agents do with Sentry. Recurring jobs, checked every run.
Fix a reported incident now
Fired by the webhook for every new issue. Reproduce, fix, test, deploy and verify in production, then resolve the issue with the commit and the live check as evidence.
Legitimacy check before any change
Before the repository is opened, the agent asks whether the report is genuine, made in good faith and consistent with earlier decisions. A request that fails is refused and escalated to you, never partly carried out.
Honest issue status
A fix that is merged but not yet live leaves the issue open with a comment saying so. The issue is resolved only once the fix is confirmed in production.
One clear task when it cannot fix it
If the agent cannot fix the problem, it files a single task with what it found: the error, what it tried and where it stopped, so you start from its notes rather than from scratch.
Connect Sentry. A few minutes, once.
Connect Sentry
Add Sentry under Connections in the OpenHelm app and complete the hosted sign-in, or mint a connect link programmatically with POST /v1/connections/links.
Describe the job in plain English
Tell OpenHelm what you want done and how often. It drafts a plan with a schedule, the tools it will use, and a clear definition of done.
Approve the plan
No job fires until you have reviewed the plan. Set the autonomy level to control whether writes execute directly or queue for your approval.
It runs, self-checks and reports
Runs execute in isolated cloud sandboxes on schedule. An independent evaluator scores each run against the goal, and results arrive as logs, emails or data-table rows.
Or provision it over the API (see the Connections API docs):
curl https://api.openhelm.ai/v1/connections/links \
-H "Authorization: Bearer oh_live_..." \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{ "provider": "<provider id>", "name": "Sentry" }'
# Returns a short-lived hosted link. Open it once to authorise,
# then poll GET /v1/connections until it shows as authenticated.Questions
Does OpenHelm deploy fixes without asking me?
You decide. The incident job can fix, deploy and verify on its own, or open a pull request and wait in Reviews for you. Anything risky waits for approval, and a separate verifier judges each run from the record of tool calls it made, not from the agent's own summary.
What if Sentry is connected through Contextely?
That works too. OpenHelm accepts issues pushed straight from Sentry or relayed by the Contextely plugin, works out which product each one belongs to, and wakes that product's incident job.
How does OpenHelm connect to Sentry?
Through a scoped OAuth grant: you sign in to Sentry once via a hosted connect flow, in the OpenHelm app or via a connect link minted with POST /v1/connections/links. OpenHelm stores no passwords, the grant is limited to what your jobs need, and you can revoke it at any time.
Can the jobs run on a schedule without me?
Yes, that is the point. Jobs run once, on an interval, or on a cron expression. A scheduler fires them, a watchdog times out anything hung, and a separate evaluator checks each run actually advanced the goal. You approve the plan before anything runs for the first time.
Is my Sentry data safe?
Each run executes in an isolated cloud sandbox with scoped, revocable credentials and no middle-layer copy of your data. Every action is logged per run, results come back with evidence, and the agent never fabricates data it could not verify.
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