We ship a lot of code and a lot of words! Here’s just some of it.

• Metrics are coming! Track counters, gauges, and distributions from your code and see every spike in context with the trace, logs, and errors behind it. Want in on the betas for JS or Python? Drop your org slug here or send a note to feedback-metrics@sentry.io.
  
  
• AI user feedback summaries (in beta): Listening to user feedback is good! But when a lot of feedback is coming in fast, finding the common threads and knowing what to focus on can get tough. That’s why we’ve shipped AI feedback summaries into beta; we’ll read the feedback so you don’t have to, and highlight 2-3 common themes. See more here.
  
  
• OTLP Support for traces and logs (in beta): OpenTelemetry? We speak that now. Check out what’s new or learn more in our workshop.
  
  
• Gotta Go Fast: Sentry’s AI code reviewer is now 50% faster and free (while in beta) for all GitHub users. Let Sentry’s AI code reviewer surface real issues in your PRs, not noise. Read more in the blog post.
  
  
• Logs, logs, logs: Pino, Consola, Serilog – and now Supabase log drains, too. Send your application logs straight to Sentry and see them alongside your traces, errors, and replays.
  

Some of this we made. Some of it our friends made. Sometimes it’s just stuff we think is cool.

• The Case Of The Missing Crash Reports: After we got a heads up that crash reports weren’t coming through from the Steam Deck, our team fell down a bit of an engineering rabbit hole to get to the bottom of it. Amir has an awesome breakdown of the discovery/fix process on the blog.
  
  
• Gaming on Linux is a thing: Speaking of the Steam Deck… largely driven by the popularity of the Steam Deck, Linux now accounts for 3% of Steam users and that number is going up quickly. As GamingOnLinux writes, “3% might not seem like much to some, [but] that trend is very clear and equates to millions of people.”
  
  
• Stop Using AI For…: AI is good at a lot of things. But it’s not the answer to everything. In this episode of Syntax, CJ breaks down some of the places he regularly sees people turning to AI when better, long-proven options exist.
  

This is where we’ll be in the next few weeks. Come be our friend plz.

AMERICAS:

• KubeCon North America | Atlanta, GA | Nov. 10-13
  
• Daytona HackSprint SF | Sentry HQ SF | Nov. 15
  
• Rooftop Brews, AI & Dev Tools KubeCon (unofficial) HH | ATL | Nov. 11
  
• React Summit US | NYC | Nov. 18
  
• CTRL+ALT Philly | Philadelphia, PA | Nov. 20
  
• Real Time Data Lakes and AI | Sentry HQ SF | Nov. 20
  
• AI Code Engineer Summit | NYC | Nov. 19-22

EMEA + APJ:

• code.talks | Hamburg, Germany | Nov 05-06
  
• ZurichJS Meetup | Zurich, Switzerland | Nov 13
  
• SymfonyCon | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Nov 27-28
  
• React Advanced London | London, UK | Nov 28

VIRTUAL:

• AI-Powered Debugging with Sentry and GitHub | Nov. 13 
  
• Getting Started: OpenTelemetry and Sentry | Dec. 2
  

Right before Halloween we dropped what is perhaps my favorite piece of Sentry(/Seer) merch of all time. See the pic above — if you get it, you get it.

Want one? Crack the code:

You can't find this game at the mall,
Just follow the link and enter "SEERKNOWS_ _ _"
You’ll get one quick, you don’t have to say thanks
Just punch in that code, but fill in the blanks.

Find it on the shop here.