> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mintlify.com/getsentry/cli/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# sentry project view

> View detailed information about Sentry projects

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

## Usage

```bash theme={null}
sentry project view [target] [flags]
```

## 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

### Examples

```bash theme={null}
# 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
```

## Flags

### `--json`

Output results as JSON instead of human-readable format.

* **Example:** `sentry project view --json`

### `--web`

**Alias:** `-w`

Open the project in your browser instead of displaying details in the terminal.

* **Example:** `sentry project view sentry/sentry -w`

## Output

### 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").

### 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.

## Monorepo Support

In monorepos with multiple Sentry projects, the command detects and displays all projects:

```bash theme={null}
sentry project view
```

Output shows each project's details separated by dividers, with the detection source for each.

## Examples

### View project details

```bash theme={null}
sentry project view acme-corp/frontend
```

### Auto-detect project from current directory

```bash theme={null}
# Detects project from DSN in .env or source code
sentry project view
```

### Open project in browser

```bash theme={null}
sentry project view sentry/sentry --web
```

### Get JSON for scripting

```bash theme={null}
sentry project view sentry/sentry --json | jq '.dsn'
```

### Search across organizations

```bash theme={null}
# Finds 'my-app' in any accessible organization
sentry project view my-app
```

## 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