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This guide provides a comprehensive, environment-aware setup for Sentry in local development workflows. It details how to correctly route development events to separate DSNs, enable verbose debugging, and maximize data capture rates (e.g., setting sample rates to 1.0). Users learn to use `startSpan` for performance profiling and ensure that sensitive credentials are safely managed outside of source control.

Provides a comprehensive guide and code examples for configuring Sentry across development, staging, and production environments. It ensures data isolation by using separate DSNs, allows tuning of sample rates (e.g., 10% for production, 100% for dev), and implements environment-specific logic for PII scrubbing and event filtering, optimizing visibility while maintaining data security.

This skill guides the setup of distributed tracing and performance monitoring using Sentry. It covers configuring the SDK (e.g., setting tracesSampleRate) to capture latency, identify performance bottlenecks, and trace requests across the entire application stack. It demonstrates how to create manual spans for business logic and utilizes profiling for deeper performance insights, ensuring comprehensive application observability.

A comprehensive guide to optimizing Sentry's performance monitoring pipeline. Learn how to minimize SDK overhead and event costs while maximizing signal quality. Techniques covered include replacing static sampling rates with dynamic `tracesSampler`, configuring profiling rates, preventing cardinality explosion through proper transaction naming, and implementing custom measurements for deeper business logic visibility. Essential for high-traffic, production applications.

A comprehensive checklist for ensuring Sentry is properly configured before any production deployment. This guide covers best practices for managing environment variables (DSN), implementing release tracking, optimizing error and trace sample rates, uploading source maps, and filtering noise. Essential for go-live readiness and auditing existing monitoring setups.

A comprehensive guide to managing Sentry's event volume, quotas, and rate limits. Learn how to prevent 429 Too Many Requests errors and control costs by implementing client-side sampling (sampleRate/tracesSampleRate), using beforeSend filters to drop noisy errors, and understanding various quota types (Errors, Transactions, Replays). Essential for high-volume, cost-sensitive applications.

Guides engineers through setting up Server Sent Events connections as part of API integration work, providing best practices, sample configurations, and validated code for third-party webhooks, SDKs, and OAuth flows.

Guides snapshot test helper tasks within Test Automation by providing step-by-step best practices, code samples, and validation for unit/integration test suites, mocking strategies, and framework configuration.

A comprehensive diagnostic bundle designed for developers integrating with the Speak API. It systematically collects critical information, including authentication status, audio format validation (checking codecs, sample rates, and file size using ffprobe), and network connectivity tests for both Speak and OpenAI endpoints. Use this tool when troubleshooting complex language learning integration issues or verifying API setup.

Test Data Builder Guidance auto-activates when you ask about test data strategies, best practices, or configuration for automation frameworks, delivering step-by-step patterns, production-ready samples, and validation against common standards.

This skill scans web application endpoints and cookies to spot missing CSRF safeguards—tokens, double-submit cookies, SameSite attributes, and origin checks—then documents vulnerable paths and mitigation steps for security reviews.

Configure Vercel's advanced role-based access control (RBAC) for enterprise environments. This guide covers setting up granular team roles, managing project-level access groups, integrating SAML SSO for secure authentication, and enabling detailed audit logging. Use this when implementing strict security protocols and enforcing the principle of least privilege across your team's deployments and resources.