Add issue assign, issue comment, and issue activity commands

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Assessment

Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
45/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
typescript
Domain
api, cli

Research direction

Start with the CLI parity inventory and task list linked from the issue, then inspect existing issue and event CLI commands and the relevant @sentry/api operations. Implement the listed issue commands and check whether breadcrumb and user report coverage belongs in existing commands. Done means unit tests pass, parity rows are ticked, and each command has a permission class and exposure if #1880 has landed.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.

Description

CLI enhancement

Part of #1357 and #1382 (CLI parity with the MCP). Plan: cli-first-mcp task 2.3 (parity table, tasks).

Under the CLI-first plan the MCP runs CLI commands instead of its own catalog tools, so every catalog tool needs a command before the catalog can go. New commands call the API through @sentry/api operations. They don't wait for the client move (#1875).

Gaps

MCP tool Command
update_issue (assignment) issue assign
add_issue_note issue comment
get_issue_activity issue activity
get_issue_breadcrumbs, get_issue_user_reports partly in event view and feedback list: check, then add flags or commands

Related: #927 (assignee lookup), #868 (breadcrumbs).

Done when

  • The commands land with unit tests, and their parity-table rows in the design are ticked.
  • Each command has a permission class and exposure (#1880), if that has landed.

via @BYK.

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