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Create a project, copy its DSN, and send your first error. Use a first-party Condux SDK or point your existing Sentry SDK at Condux by changing the DSN.

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1. Create a project and copy your DSN

Every project has a DSN, the address your SDK reports to.

Sign in, create a project, and open its developer guide. It shows a DSN of the form https://<key>@ingest.condux.ai/<project> and the exact setup snippet for your platform.

2. Send your first error

A first-party SDK, or the Sentry SDK you already use.

First-party SDKs are published and installable today: npm install @condux/node (also @condux/browser, @condux/nextjs, @condux/edge and @condux/react), pip install condux, dotnet add package Condux.Sdk, and gem install condux.

First-party: Node

import { init, captureException } from "@condux/node";

init({ dsn: process.env.CONDUX_DSN });

try {
  doWork();
} catch (error) {
  captureException(error);
  throw error;
}

Keep your Sentry SDK

# Change the DSN, keep the code
SENTRY_DSN="https://<key>@ingest.condux.ai/<project>"

3. Watch it group and, optionally, fix it

The event becomes an issue; the Conductor can draft the PR.

Grouped issues
Events fingerprint into deduplicated issues with exact per-hour charts.
Alerts
Fire on new and regressed issues to Slack, email, Discord or a webhook.
A fix PR
Ask the Conductor to open a draft pull request your team reviews and merges.
No SDK option
Already on OpenTelemetry? Point your OTLP logs exporter at Condux instead.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the full documentation?

The in-app developer guide has the per-platform setup for every SDK, prefilled with your project's DSN. This page is the public quickstart; sign in to get your DSN and the full guide.

Do I need a first-party SDK?

No. Condux is Sentry-SDK compatible, so an existing Sentry SDK works by changing the DSN, and OpenTelemetry apps can report with no SDK at all.

How do I get my DSN?

Create a project in the dashboard. Each project has a DSN you paste into your SDK setup; the developer guide shows the exact snippet for your platform.