What can I do with the GitLab MCP Server?

You can use it to manage GitLab projects, branches, merge requests, issues, CI/CD pipelines, users, groups, webhooks, and integrations, all through natural language commands to an AI assistant.

What kind of GitLab features does it support?

It supports core repository features (listing projects, managing branches, merge requests, issues), project settings & integrations (Slack integration, webhooks), CI/CD management (pipeline triggers, variables), and user & group administration.

How do I install and configure the GitLab MCP Server?

You'll need Node.js, npm, and a GitLab API token. Clone the repository, install dependencies, build the server, and then configure your GitLab API token in your AI assistant's MCP settings file. Detailed instructions are in the README.

What is the GitLab MCP Server?

It's a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows AI assistants to interact with your GitLab account, enabling tasks like code review, project management, and CI/CD pipeline control.

Which AI assistants are compatible with the GitLab MCP Server?

The GitLab MCP Server is compatible with any AI assistant that supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Example setup configurations are provided for Cursor/Roo Cline and Claude Desktop.

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Enables interaction with GitLab accounts to manage repositories, merge requests, CI/CD, and project settings.

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GitLab provides comprehensive tools for interacting with GitLab repositories, allowing users to manage projects, branches, merge requests, and issues. It facilitates tasks such as reviewing code, adding comments, updating merge request attributes, and comparing branches. Furthermore, it extends to project settings and integrations, including managing project integrations, configuring Slack integration, and setting up webhooks. For CI/CD management, it handles pipeline trigger tokens, manages CI/CD variables, and controls pipelines. Additionally, it supports user and group administration, allowing for the management of users, groups, and project members.

Key Features

Adds comments and internal notes to merge requests.
Manages users, groups, and project members.
Manages project integrations and configures webhooks.
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Manages GitLab projects, branches, merge requests, and issues.
Manages CI/CD variables and triggers pipelines.

Use Cases

Reviewing merge requests by fetching changes and adding comments.
Exploring project structure by listing projects, branches, and file contents.
Automating CI/CD pipelines by triggering and managing them.