What is the GitLab MCP Server?

The GitLab MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server allows you to programmatically interact with GitLab repositories and resources. It's a bridge between your code and GitLab's API, enabling automation of various tasks.

What can I do with the GitLab MCP Server?

You can create and update files, manage issues and merge requests, search repositories, fork projects, retrieve file contents, push multiple files in a single commit, and manage project labels. It provides a wide range of tools for GitLab automation.

How do I set up the GitLab MCP Server?

You'll need to set up a GitLab personal access token and provide the GitLab API URL as environment variables (GITLAB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN and GITLAB_API_URL). Then, you can run the server using `npx @zereight/mcp-gitlab` or integrate it into tools like Claude App, Cline, Roo Code, or Cursor.

What are some example tools available in the GitLab MCP Server?

The server provides tools like `create_or_update_file` (to manage files), `push_files` (for multi-file commits), `search_repositories` (to find projects), and `create_merge_request` (to initiate merge requests), among others, facilitating a broad range of automation possibilities within GitLab.

What are the advantages of using @zereight/mcp-gitlab?

@zereight/mcp-gitlab includes bug fixes and improvements over the original GitLab MCP server, providing a more stable and reliable experience for automating your GitLab workflows.

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Enables programmatic interaction with GitLab repositories and resources via a Model Context Protocol server.

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This GitLab Model Context Protocol (MCP) server provides a suite of tools for interacting with GitLab programmatically. It allows users to create, read, update, and delete resources within GitLab projects, including files, issues, merge requests, and labels. Offering a range of functionalities from creating new repositories to managing merge request diffs, this server streamlines GitLab workflows for automated tasks and integrations. The included bug fixes and improvements ensure a robust and efficient experience.

Key Features

Create and update files, issues, and merge requests within GitLab projects.
Search for repositories and manage project labels.
Fork repositories and create new branches.
Retrieve file contents and merge request details.
Push multiple files in a single commit.

Use Cases

Automated code deployments and updates.
Programmatic issue tracking and project management.
Integration with AI tools like Claude App and Cursor for enhanced development workflows.