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The AI Skill I Rely On Daily — Priscila Andre de Oliveira, Sentry

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AI Engineer· published 2026-05-27· 0:17:04· en-US· indexed 2026-08-10 19:51

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Transcript

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  1. 0:14 Hello, everyone.
  2. 0:16 Today, I'm going to share with you how I use AI at Sentry and the skill I use the most in my day-to-day work.
  3. 0:24 But before we dive into that, let me tell you who I am.
  4. 0:29 My name is Priscila.
  5. 0:30 I'm a Brazilian based in Vienna, Austria.
  6. 0:33 I'm a mom of a two years old, very energetic toddler.
  7. 0:37 I'm a maintainer of Verdatio, an open source NPM registry.
  8. 0:43 I'm a co-organizer of ViennaJS, a very traditional meetup in Vienna, and we talk all about JavaScript.
  9. 0:51 And I'm a senior software engineer at Sentry.
  10. 0:54 Yesterday, someone told me that I don't look like a software engineer, but guess what?
  11. 1:00 I am.
  12. 1:03 So my official title is senior software engineer, but I have given me a little promotion, and I am now an agent manager.
  13. 1:14 No salary raise, but at least my reports, they don't complain.
  14. 1:20 Yes, this was me at work a few weeks ago.
  15. 1:25 My colleague Dominique Dorfmeister found it funny to see me managing a couple of agents and took this picture.
  16. 1:33 Yeah, luckily I have three monitors, so that works pretty well.
  17. 1:41 This is my new reality.
  18. 1:43 So this is how I feel, actually, orchestrating a bunch of agents.
  19. 1:51 Yeah, it's weird, but it's fun.
  20. 1:55 And the industry is changing, right?
  21. 1:58 That's why you all are here.
  22. 2:00 And I'm also adapting.
  23. 2:03 Since last year, since December 2025, I haven't coded anymore.
  24. 2:09 I'm only prompting.
  25. 2:11 Yes, and even this presentation was created by a skill.
  26. 2:17 Yeah, I didn't do anything.
  27. 2:25 So as you can see, these are some of my recent contributions to Sentry.
  28. 2:30 And I created a few PRs together with my favorite teammate, Claude.
  29. 2:36 And it's not just bug fixes.
  30. 2:39 It's also features, refactors, cross-report stories, contributions.
  31. 2:45 So it's real.
  32. 2:47 It's working.
  33. 2:51 So this is Sentry.
  34. 2:54 Maybe you don't know Sentry, but we are very well known for error and performance monitoring.
  35. 3:00 But we have grown into a full observability platform.
  36. 3:04 So we have error monitoring.
  37. 3:07 We have metrics.
  38. 3:08 We have profiling.
  39. 3:09 We have also agentic tools like
  40. 3:13 to monitor your agent tech platforms.
  41. 3:17 Yes, the code base is very complex.
  42. 3:20 And it was founded in 2010.
  43. 3:23 It has 15 plus years of code.
  44. 3:26 We got around 400 employees around the globe.
  45. 3:30 We have 100K organizations depending on this code base working every day.
  46. 3:37 And as employee, I also depend on this codebase working because I get my salary from it, right?
  47. 3:42 So I don't want to just ship a slop code.
  48. 3:46 Yeah, so it's a serious business.
  49. 3:51 And we vibe code as well at Sentry.
  50. 3:54 Recently, we had a hackathon where we had a few days to just get ourselves familiar with AI and try out new things.

Chapters

  1. 0:00 Introduction and speaker background
  2. 2:25 Sentry's engineering environment and scale
  3. 3:50 AI-driven projects at Sentry
  4. 5:48 Maintaining code quality and technical debt
  5. 7:35 The role of comprehension in software development
  6. 9:38 Analyzing AI usage patterns
  7. 10:33 The "Catch Me Up" skill architecture
  8. 12:15 Short demo of the "Catch Me Up" skill
  9. 13:56 Planning vs. implementation in AI workflows
  10. 15:26 Conclusion and key takeaways

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