See the Errors Your Users Hit with Sentry in Bolt.new

In this Bolt.new tutorial you'll learn how to connect Sentry to your project so you can see the errors your users run into. When something breaks in the preview, you spot it in seconds. When it breaks for someone using your live app, you hear nothing. We'll build a simple asset tracking dashboard, connect Sentry through the MCP connector, and let the Bolt.new agent wire up the setup from a single prompt. Then we'll trigger a front end error and a back end error on purpose so you can watch them appear in Sentry and read what each report tells you about who was affected. You'll also see how to ask the agent about the privacy side of error tracking, including what counts as personally identifiable information when you log email addresses or IP addresses, and what that means for your terms of service. Once Sentry is connected, you can ask your agent whether anything broke in the last 24 hours and set up alerts for when errors spike. *Timestamps:* 00:00 Introduction 00:29 Sentry Setup 01:11 Connecting via MCP 01:40 Configuring Monitoring 03:20 Testing Error Tracking 04:46 Privacy and Legal 06:28 Finalizing Configuration *About Bolt:* Bolt turns ideas into production software in minutes, entirely in your browser. No setup, no servers. Powered by WebContainers. *Connect with us:* X (Twitter): https://x.com/boltdotnew LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/boltdotnew/ Questions? Check out our Support page: https://support.bolt.new #BoltNew #AIDevelopment #Prompting #WebDevelopment #NoCode #BuildWithAI #WebApps #Tutorial #sentry #errortracking #MCP