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Vigilia and Sentry

Different questions. Often, both.

Sentry is a deep, mature tool for engineers asking “what exactly happened in the code?”. Vigilia answers “what broke for my users, what does it mean, and how do I get it fixed?” — for anyone, including people who don’t read code.

What Vigilia adds

  • Plain language by default, with the stack and request one click away.
  • A fix prompt for the tool you build with — Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Claude Code — and an MCP server so your AI can fix it without copy-paste.
  • Proof the fix held: after you mark something fixed, Vigilia watches real traffic and tells you it’s confirmed — or that it came back.
  • Uptime, a public status page and a badge in the same place.
  • Checks around the errors: leaked secret keys, expiring certificates, outages at services you depend on, and which deploy a problem started after.

What Sentry does that Vigilia doesn’t

  • SDKs for mobile and many languages. Vigilia covers browser apps and JavaScript backends, and takes errors from anything already on OpenTelemetry.
  • Private source-map uploads and code-level debugging tools. Vigilia reads the source maps your app publishes.
  • Performance tracing and profiling — Vigilia measures page speed and slow requests, not traces.
  • Session replay, and a large ecosystem of integrations.

Using both

They don’t get in each other’s way: Vigilia is one script tag and runs alongside other monitoring. A common split is Sentry for the engineers debugging code, Vigilia for everyone who needs to know what broke, what it means for users, and whether the fix worked.

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Questions

Can Vigilia read my Sentry issues?

Yes, with the Team plan: the Sentry bridge explains each new Sentry issue in plain language, with a fix prompt for your builder, and posts that back on the issue as a comment.

Will it slow my app down?

No. The script is under 10 KB, loads without blocking the page, and never throws into your app — if anything goes wrong inside it, it gives up quietly.