What changed in Belvador and why.
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Belvador does not have an MCP server. You can still give a coding agent what it needs: the issue's evidence, docs it can read as Markdown, and signed alerts your own code can turn into agent tasks.
Andrew Babo4 min read
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We counted what a self-hosted Sentry 26.10.0 install pulls and starts, and set it next to a managed node in your own Hetzner project. Both keep data on your servers; the work is not the same.
Andrew Babo4 min read
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We put Sentry's browser SDK and Belvador's on the same page and recorded what each one sent. For an app an AI agent wrote, defaults, data location and proof of delivery matter before price.
Andrew Babo5 min read
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Changing a DSN is the easy part. We ran the official Sentry Node.js SDK with two configs and listed every item it sent, and what a Sentry-compatible backend does with each one.
Andrew Babo5 min read
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Seer reads your Sentry data and linked code inside Sentry. A coding agent reads what you hand it in your repo. Either way the risk sits at the handover: a wrong analysis the next step believes.
Andrew Babo4 min read
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Sentry's MCP server lets an agent search and fetch issues itself. A pasted packet hands it one issue, ready to read. We measured what each costs an agent, and where each one fits.
Andrew Babo5 min read
