sentry-flutter-sdk

This skill is an opinionated setup wizard for adding the Sentry SDK to Flutter and Dart applications. It solves the problem of correctly and completely instrumenting a Flutter app for observability, covering error monitoring, tracing, profiling, session replay, logging, metrics, and ecosystem integrations, while accounting for the many platform-specific limitations across Android, iOS, macOS, Linux, Windows, and Web. It targets sentry_flutter version 9.14.0 and newer and repeatedly directs the user to verify against the official Sentry documentation before implementing.

The workflow is phased. In a Detect phase it runs read-only inspection commands against the project (grep and cat over pubspec.yaml and the lib directory, ls of platform directories) to determine whether Sentry is already installed, which Dart SDK version is present, and which navigation, HTTP, database, state-management, GraphQL, and Firebase packages are in use, so it can recommend matching integrations. In a Recommend phase it leads with a concrete proposal rather than open-ended questions, distinguishing always-on core coverage from optional enhancements and being upfront about which features are unavailable on which platforms. Detailed reference files cover logging (the Sentry.logger API, the sentry_logging bridge to the Dart logging package, structured attributes, and log-to-trace correlation), session replay, error monitoring, profiling, metrics, tracing, and ecosystem integrations.

It is aimed at Flutter and Dart developers who want production-grade crash and performance monitoring wired in correctly. The DSN and configuration values shown are standard Sentry client setup, not secrets to exfiltrate, and the detection commands are strictly read-only inspection of the local project.