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View detailed information about a Sentry project, including its configuration, platform, and DSN.

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Usage

sentry project view [target] [flags]

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Target Patterns

The command supports multiple targeting modes:
  • Auto-detect (no argument): Detect from DSN or config defaults
  • Explicit target (<org>/<project>): View a specific project
  • Cross-org search (<project>): Find a project across all accessible orgs

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Examples

# Auto-detect from DSN or config
sentry project view

# View a specific project
sentry project view sentry/sentry

# Search for a project across all orgs
sentry project view my-app

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Flags

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--json

Output results as JSON instead of human-readable format.
  • Example: sentry project view --json

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--web

Alias: -w Open the project in your browser instead of displaying details in the terminal.
  • Example: sentry project view sentry/sentry -w

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Output

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Human-Readable Format (Default)

Displays project details including:
  • Organization - Organization slug
  • Project - Project slug
  • Name - Project display name
  • ID - Project ID
  • Platform - Project platform
  • Status - Project status (active, disabled, etc.)
  • DSN - Primary DSN (if available)
  • Created - Creation timestamp
If the project was auto-detected, shows the detection source (e.g., “Detected from: .env”).

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JSON Format

With --json, outputs the complete project object including:
  • id - Project ID
  • slug - Project slug
  • name - Project name
  • platform - Platform identifier
  • status - Project status
  • dsn - Primary DSN (null if unavailable)
  • Additional API fields
For single projects, outputs the project object directly. For multiple projects (monorepo), outputs an array.

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Monorepo Support

In monorepos with multiple Sentry projects, the command detects and displays all projects: 
sentry project view
Output shows each project’s details separated by dividers, with the detection source for each.

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Examples

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View project details

sentry project view acme-corp/frontend

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Auto-detect project from current directory

# Detects project from DSN in .env or source code
sentry project view

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Open project in browser

sentry project view sentry/sentry --web

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Get JSON for scripting

sentry project view sentry/sentry --json | jq '.dsn'

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Search across organizations

# Finds 'my-app' in any accessible organization
sentry project view my-app

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Notes

  • Auto-detect mode supports monorepo configurations with multiple Sentry projects
  • The DSN is fetched best-effort; if unavailable, the field will be null
  • When using --web with multiple detected projects, you must specify which project to open
  • Project search (bare slug) will prompt if the project exists in multiple organizations

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