# Bugwatch > Error monitoring, APM, uptime, and on-call on the Cloudflare Developer Platform. Works with Sentry SDKs: swap the DSN, keep your code. Everything in the product is available to agents over MCP with the same API tokens. Every page below is also available as raw Markdown by appending `.md` to its URL (or sending `Accept: text/markdown`). The complete documentation in one file: https://docs.bugwatch.io/llms-full.txt MCP endpoint: https://api.bugwatch.io/mcp (Streamable HTTP, `Authorization: Bearer `). Call `whoami` first, then `search_docs`. ## Start here - [Bugwatch documentation](https://docs.bugwatch.io/index.md): What Bugwatch is, how the docs are organised, and how to read them as an agent or as a human. - [Quickstart](https://docs.bugwatch.io/quickstart.md): Create an organization and project, get a DSN, point an existing Sentry SDK at it, and see the first event — by hand or through an agent. - [Concepts](https://docs.bugwatch.io/concepts.md): Events, issues, fingerprints, releases, environments, sessions — and which numbers are exact versus sampled estimates. ## Agents - [Connect an agent](https://docs.bugwatch.io/agents/connect.md): Point Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, or any MCP client at the hosted MCP server — by OAuth sign-in or with an API token; what the server exposes and how calls are audited. - [Agent workflows](https://docs.bugwatch.io/agents/workflows.md): The three built-in MCP prompts (fix_issue, triage, release_check) with their exact text, plus recipes for common operator tasks. - [Tokens & scopes](https://docs.bugwatch.io/agents/tokens-and-scopes.md): API token scopes, the four token presets, what agents deliberately cannot do, and how scope checks resolve (write implies read, org:admin implies all). - [Fix agent](https://docs.bugwatch.io/agents/fix-agent.md): Claude Fable 5.1 diagnoses an issue from its stack trace and source context, and — with a repository connected — reads the code, proposes a patch, and opens a pull request whose commit message resolves the issue. - [llms.txt and machine-readable docs](https://docs.bugwatch.io/agents/llms-txt.md): How to fetch this documentation as Markdown, in one file, via search, and as a JSON tool manifest. ## SDKs & platforms - [SDKs & platforms overview](https://docs.bugwatch.io/sdks/overview.md): Works with Sentry SDKs: the DSN format, the ingest contract, and the setup table for all 29 supported platforms. - [JavaScript & TypeScript](https://docs.bugwatch.io/sdks/javascript.md): Next.js, React, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Angular, React Router, TanStack Start, vanilla browser, Node.js, Hono on Workers, Bun, AdonisJS, NestJS: install, init, lifecycle notes, source maps. - [Python](https://docs.bugwatch.io/sdks/python.md): Django, Flask, and FastAPI with sentry-sdk: where to init, what is auto-instrumented, Celery and background workers. - [Ruby & PHP](https://docs.bugwatch.io/sdks/ruby-php.md): Rails, Laravel, and Symfony: initializers, exception handlers, job runners, and the verification command. - [JVM & .NET](https://docs.bugwatch.io/sdks/jvm-dotnet.md): Spring Boot (Java/Kotlin) and ASP.NET Core: starter packages, logging bridges, exception resolver order, and background services. - [Mobile & desktop](https://docs.bugwatch.io/sdks/mobile-desktop.md): Android, iOS/Swift, React Native, Flutter, and Electron: startup capture, native crashes, release health sessions, and symbol uploads (dSYM, ProGuard, split-debug-info). - [Go, Rust & Elixir](https://docs.bugwatch.io/sdks/go-rust-elixir.md): sentry-go, the sentry crate, and the Elixir sentry library for Phoenix: flushing, panic capture, and Logger handlers. - [Migrating from Bugsnag or legacy clients](https://docs.bugwatch.io/sdks/migrating.md): Point an existing Bugsnag notifier or a pre-envelope Sentry client at Bugwatch by changing one URL — the /notify and /store/ endpoints, what maps onto what, and what to check after the switch. - [Source maps & symbolication](https://docs.bugwatch.io/sdks/source-maps.md): Debug IDs, sentry-cli chunk-upload compatibility, the native artifact-bundles endpoint, and how frames are resolved by release and URL. ## Product - [Issues](https://docs.bugwatch.io/product/issues.md): How events become issues (grouping v2), statuses, regressions and resolved-in-release, bulk actions, search, the activity feed, and the fix-context payload. - [Performance](https://docs.bugwatch.io/product/performance.md): Transactions and spans, the per-transaction overview with percentiles and failures, the stats time series, and why every number is a sampling-aware estimate. - [Releases](https://docs.bugwatch.io/product/releases.md): Registering releases and deploys, associating commits and artifacts, resolved-in-release semantics, and session-based release health. - [Alerts](https://docs.bugwatch.io/product/alerts.md): Notification channels (Slack, webhook, email, PagerDuty), alert rules with conditions, filters, actions and throttle, encryption of channel secrets, and delivery guarantees. - [Filters & scrubbing](https://docs.bugwatch.io/product/filters-and-scrubbing.md): Inbound filters that drop noise before storage, the server-side PII scrubbing rules, the store-IP flag, and the no-PII-in-analytics guarantee. - [Uptime monitors](https://docs.bugwatch.io/product/uptime.md): HTTP, TCP, TLS, DNS and heartbeat checks run from Cloudflare's edge — regions, jitter, the failure/recovery/quorum consensus model, what pages and what does not, heartbeat setup, plan limits, and the REST routes and MCP tools. - [On-call schedules](https://docs.bugwatch.io/product/on-call.md): Layered rotations with restrictions and overrides, resolved in wall-clock time so a Monday 09:00 handoff stays at 09:00 across DST — the model, the two DST policies, coverage gaps, and the REST routes and MCP tools. - [Incidents & escalation](https://docs.bugwatch.io/product/incidents.md): Escalation policies, services and the incident lifecycle — how a chain decides who to page, what acknowledging really does, and why an ack that is never resolved comes back. - [Mobile notifications](https://docs.bugwatch.io/product/mobile-notifications.md): The pager on a phone or in a browser — the device registry, browser push with no app installed, per-user notification rules, the categories and the insistence each earns, quiet hours and time-boxed mutes, the payload contract, and delivery receipts. - [Status pages](https://docs.bugwatch.io/product/status-pages.md): Public status pages served from a pre-built snapshot by a Worker with no database — components, how each one gets its colour, publishing and unpublishing, and the REST routes and MCP tools. - [Migrating from Opsgenie or PagerDuty](https://docs.bugwatch.io/product/migrating-on-call.md): Compare an Opsgenie or PagerDuty schedule against a Bugwatch one over 30 days before cutting over — what the import can and cannot carry across, how coverage differences are classified, and the one number to sign off on. ## API - [Authentication](https://docs.bugwatch.io/api/authentication.md): Bearer API tokens, dashboard session cookies, how organization scoping works, and what 401, 403, and 404 mean. - [REST API](https://docs.bugwatch.io/api/rest.md): Every /v1 route with method, required scope, purpose, and the MCP tool that maps to it; plus the sentry-cli compatibility routes, the auth routes, and the MCP endpoint. - [MCP tool reference](https://docs.bugwatch.io/reference/mcp-tools.md): Every tool the Bugwatch MCP server exposes (108 tools): arguments, scope, REST mapping, example call. ## Account - [Members & roles](https://docs.bugwatch.io/account/members-and-roles.md): Owner, admin, member, and viewer roles and the scopes they grant; adding and removing members; seats and free unlimited viewers. - [Billing & quotas](https://docs.bugwatch.io/account/billing-and-quotas.md): The plan ladder, the single event meter, exact metering, hard cap versus opt-in overage, credits, who the seller is, checkout and portal, and what agents can read or change. - [Security & privacy](https://docs.bugwatch.io/account/security-and-privacy.md): Where data lives (Cloudflare), which other providers receive what, R2 as the record of truth, retention, scrubbing, salted user hashes, encrypted channel secrets, token hashing, sign-in providers, and deletion. Generated 2026-10-06.