We’re continuing our expansion into Native and Mobile by adding NDK support to our Android libraries so you’ll be able to trace bugs all the way into native libraries. At the same time we’ve brought the Android SDK into our unified API framework.
Get information about the phone: Model, total storage, screen size
Automatically collect the state of the phone: screen orientation, memory free, battery state
Track errors all the way down to compiled C++ code in the NDK
Taken together, we’re doing a major version bump and releasing the Android SDK as a version 2.0 alpha today at DroidCon in San Francisco.
Should you use Seer or just connect the MCP to your agent? A breakdown of what Seer, the Sentry agent plugin, the CLI, and coding agent handoffs each do — and when to reach for one over the other.
Five months after launch, Seer Agent can now take action on your behalf in Sentry, and pull in infrastructure data from outside Sentry to diagnose issues faster.
The all-or-nothing sendDefaultPii boolean is going away. dataCollection replaces it with a dial for each category of data, so you can keep the headers you debug with and drop the values you would rather not store.
