Broadcast to Sentry - Send Traces to Sentry

Sentry is an application monitoring platform that helps developers identify and fix issues in real-time. With Sentry’s AI monitoring capabilities, you can track LLM performance and errors.

Step 1: Get your Sentry OTLP endpoint and DSN

In Sentry, navigate to your project’s SDK setup:

Log in to your Sentry account
Go to Settings > Projects > [Your Project] > SDK Setup > Client Keys (DSN)
Click on the OpenTelemetry tab
Copy the OTLP Traces Endpoint URL (ends with /v1/traces)
Copy your DSN from the same page

Step 2: Enable Broadcast in OpenRouter

Go to Settings > Observability and toggle Enable Broadcast.

Step 3: Configure Sentry

Click the edit icon next to Sentry and enter:

OTLP Traces Endpoint: The OTLP endpoint URL from Sentry (e.g., https://o123.ingest.us.sentry.io/api/456/integration/otlp/v1/traces)
Sentry DSN: Your Sentry DSN (e.g., https://abc123@o123.ingest.us.sentry.io/456)

Step 4: Test and save

Click Test Connection to verify the setup. The configuration only saves if the test passes.

Step 5: Send a test trace

Make an API request through OpenRouter and view the trace in Sentry’s Performance or Traces view.

Sentry uses OpenTelemetry for trace ingestion. The OTLP endpoint and DSN are both required for proper authentication and trace routing.

Custom Metadata

Sentry receives traces via the OTLP protocol. Custom metadata from the trace field is sent as span attributes and can be used for filtering and analysis in Sentry’s Performance view.

Supported Metadata Keys

Key	Sentry Mapping	Description
`trace_id`	Trace ID	Group multiple requests into a single trace
`trace_name`	Transaction Name	Custom name for the root span
`span_name`	Span Description	Name for intermediate spans in the hierarchy
`generation_name`	Span Description	Name for the LLM generation span
`parent_span_id`	Parent Span ID	Link to an existing span in your trace hierarchy

Example

{
  "model": "openai/gpt-4o",
  "messages": [{ "role": "user", "content": "Debug this error..." }],
  "user": "user_12345",
  "session_id": "session_abc",
  "trace": {
    "trace_id": "incident_investigation_001",
    "trace_name": "Error Analysis Agent",
    "generation_name": "Analyze Stack Trace",
    "environment": "production",
    "release": "v2.1.0"
  }
}

Additional Context

Custom metadata keys from trace are included as span attributes under the trace.metadata.* namespace
The user field maps to user.id in span attributes
The session_id field maps to session.id in span attributes
Sentry automatically correlates LLM traces with your application’s existing error and performance data when using parent_span_id

Privacy Mode

When Privacy Mode is enabled for this destination, prompt and completion content is excluded from traces. All other trace data (token usage, costs, timing, model information, and custom metadata) is still sent normally. See Privacy Mode for details.

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Step 1: Get your Sentry OTLP endpoint and DSN

Step 2: Enable Broadcast in OpenRouter

Step 3: Configure Sentry

Step 4: Test and save

Step 5: Send a test trace

Custom Metadata

Supported Metadata Keys

Example

Additional Context

Privacy Mode

​Step 1: Get your Sentry OTLP endpoint and DSN

​Step 2: Enable Broadcast in OpenRouter

​Step 3: Configure Sentry

​Step 4: Test and save

​Step 5: Send a test trace

​Custom Metadata

​Supported Metadata Keys

​Example

​Additional Context

​Privacy Mode

Step 1: Get your Sentry OTLP endpoint and DSN

Step 2: Enable Broadcast in OpenRouter

Step 3: Configure Sentry

Step 4: Test and save

Step 5: Send a test trace

Custom Metadata

Supported Metadata Keys

Example

Additional Context

Privacy Mode