Work starts at the first error
A new error opens an investigation on its own, so work starts before the first customer complains.
finding out at 11:40 from an annoyed customerConnect the error tracker you already run. Tore groups errors by fingerprint, opens an investigation on its own, and tells customers who write in that a fix is on the way.
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Your error tracker already knows something broke. Tore turns that signal into work, before the queue fills up with "is it down?"
A new error opens an investigation on its own, so work starts before the first customer complains.
finding out at 11:40 from an annoyed customerIdentical errors group by fingerprint, so ten thousand events are counted as one problem.
ten thousand alerts in a channelThresholds, an ignore list and an always-escalate list decide what is worth acting on before anything acts.
muting the alert channelCustomers who write in about a known issue hear straight away that a fix is on the way.
"can you send a screenshot?"Your tracker
Connect Sentry, Rollbar, Bugsnag, Datadog or Grafana. Tore reads errors, it never changes your tracker, and you can disconnect it in one click. A failed test run can start the work too.
Fingerprints
Every event carries a fingerprint. Identical errors are counted as one group, tied to the release that started them, so a bad deploy becomes one investigation instead of a flood.
Rules and limits
A threshold decides what is worth picking up. Known noise sits on an ignore list. Anything near authentication, billing or personal data goes to a person instead. Hourly and daily limits, and one stop switch, keep it in check.
ResizeObserver loop limit412 eventsignore listignoredChunkLoadErrorstaging · 26 eventsstaging: log onlyloggedTimeoutError: search37 eventsbelow 50 in 10 minwatchingSessionRefreshErrorauth/refresh.ts · 64 eventsalways escalate: authto a personTypeError: reading 'rows'summary.ts:42 · 1,284 eventsthreshold crossedinvestigatingKnown issues
Once an error group has an investigation, Tore tells anyone who writes in about it that the team is on it. Their report is linked to the matching error event, and every conversation about it gets one update when the fix is live.

Tune it
Connect the tracker you already run. The next bad deploy becomes one investigation, and the customers who notice hear "we know" straight away.