Aditya MathurandGitHub d4a9df538f Switch Sentry skill from bundled Python script to Sentry CLI (#336)
## Summary

- Replace the custom `sentry_api.py` script with native Sentry CLI
commands, which handle authentication, org/project auto-detection,
pagination, and retries out of the box.
- Update `SKILL.md` with CLI-based workflows covering issue inspection,
trace exploration, log streaming, and a generic API fallback for
uncovered endpoints.
- Update the agent description in `openai.yaml` to reflect the CLI-based
approach.

## Motivation

The bundled Python script was a thin wrapper around Sentry's REST API
that required manual auth token setup and explicit org/project
configuration. The Sentry CLI (`sentry-cli`) handles all of this
natively — including interactive auth, DSN-based project detection, and
structured JSON output — making the script redundant and the skill
simpler to use.
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