QueueDepthException: Worker queue exceeded 500 pending jobs — processing paused
demo-api · DEMO-API-0037 · 1 day ago
RetryStormException: Background job exceeded max attempts (5/5) — dead-lettered
demo-worker · DEMO-WRK-0011 · 10 hours ago
OAuthTokenException: Access token expired and refresh request returned 401
demo-api · DEMO-API-0035 · 10 hours ago
Cached · refreshed every 10 min ·
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Error intelligence — TeamEye pulls unresolved issues, new errors, and regressions from Sentry and surfaces them next to your team's delivery data. This demo shows synthetic data: 31 k events across 3 projects, 100 open — without tab-switching you can see whether a delivery surge is clean or accompanied by a production error spike.
Error breakdown by project
Unresolved issues and new errors per Sentry project over the last 14 days.
3 projects
Project
Unresolved
New (14d)
Regressed
Events (14d)
Trend
demo-api
78
21
0
29 840
↑ spike
demo-worker
18
6
0
1 204
≈ stable
demo-frontend
4
1
0
232
✓ low
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Per-project breakdown — demo-api carries 78 of 100 open issues and 29 k of 31 k events. TeamEye correlates this with the delivery feed: if the same week Sara ships 15 tickets and Sentry spikes, that's a quality risk signal — not just a productivity win. Something a commit counter alone would never tell you.
Regressed issues
Previously resolved errors that came back — the ones that hurt the most.
0 regressions
No regressions this period.Every previously resolved issue stayed closed — no fixes came undone.
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Regressions — Errors that were resolved and came back are a stronger signal than new ones: someone thought it was fixed. TeamEye surfaces these separately so they don't hide in the noise. Zero regressions this period is a genuine quality signal worth noting in your weekly review.