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GILD Review

GILD's call and the buying facts behind it.

GILD analysis

Seer Review

Add Seer if Sentry already holds your production telemetry and diagnosis is what slows your fixes. One add-on, priced by how many people open pull requests, turns that telemetry into root cause analysis, fix plans, pull requests, and code review comments. Settle first how far automation may go, and keep automatic coding-agent handoff off for frontends with a public DSN.

  • AI Debugging
  • Engineering Productivity

The decision

Best fit
Teams with code on GitHub.com or GitLab.com whose error backlog outgrows the engineers who triage it; Seer needs a paid Sentry plan.
Consider another workflow
If your code is on Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, or self-hosted Git, or you run self-hosted Sentry, give your coding agent Sentry's MCP server or CLI instead.
Adoption condition
Stop automation at root cause or plan until the team checks a month of diagnoses. Disable automatic coding-agent handoff on projects with a public DSN.

Basis: Sentry documentation and pricing, plus a GILD count of 3,781 public pull requests Seer opened, as of Oct 12, 2026. Sentry publishes no method for its accuracy figure, so measure accepted root causes per project in a pilot.

Buying & deployment factsWhat engineering leaders should verify before a broader rollout.
How you buy it

US$40

Per active contributor per month, on top of a paid Sentry plan. Developer excludes Seer.

Source 1, Sentry, Seer pricing: Seer pricingSource 5, sentry.io, Sentry plans and pricing: Sentry plans and pricing

Details

Seer costs US$40 per active contributor per month on top of a paid Sentry plan, separate from pay-as-you-go. Team costs US$26 per month and Business US$80 per month, billed annually. The free Developer plan excludes Seer. Start a trial in subscription settings.

Cost drivers

2 pull requests

On GitHub, monthly; GitHub bots are excluded. GitLab counts every group member.

Source 1, Sentry, Seer pricing: Seer pricingSource 3, Sentry, Autofix: AutofixSource 8, Sentry, Claude Agent integration: Claude Agent integration

Details

On GitHub, anyone opening 2 or more pull requests a month in a Seer-enabled repository counts. Sentry excludes GitHub accounts marked [bot] and counts every GitLab group member. Coding-agent handoffs run on the agent's own account, such as your Anthropic API key for Claude Agent. Legacy pricing, US$20 per month with US$25 of Seer credits and then US$1 per fix run, closed to new subscribers in January 2026; Sentry says earlier subscribers are likely still on it.

Where it runs

GitHub or GitLab

Cloud-hosted repositories only, on Sentry SaaS in the US or EU. No self-hosting.

Source 6, docs.sentry.io, Data Storage Location (US or EU): Data Storage Location (US or EU)Source 2, Sentry, Seer: SeerSource 3, Sentry, Autofix: AutofixSource 7, develop.sentry.dev, Self-hosted Sentry: Self-hosted Sentry

Details

Seer runs in Sentry SaaS's US or EU region through the Sentry UI and Slack. It supports repositories on GitHub.com and GitLab.com only. It excludes self-hosted Sentry and self-hosted Git, plus Bitbucket and Azure DevOps. Coding-agent handoff and pull request iteration require GitHub.

What to verify

CVE-2026-90999

Published September 16, 2026 for automatic agent handoff. No vendor fix listed on October 28.

Source 4, Sentry, AI Privacy Principles: AI Privacy PrinciplesSource 9, sentry.io, Sentry subprocessors: Sentry subprocessorsSource 10, kb.cert.org, CERT/CC VU#212479: CERT/CC VU#212479

Details

Sentry trains generative AI models on your data only if you opt in. It lists Anthropic and OpenAI as US AI subprocessors. CERT/CC published CVE-2026-90999 on September 16, 2026 for automatic coding-agent handoff from public DSN events. On October 28, 2026, the note still listed no vendor fix.

Sourced from Sentry documentation