What is GitLab Integration?

GitLab Integration provides RESTful API tools built on the fastmcp framework for managing users, projects, merge requests, and other aspects of your GitLab instance.

What features does GitLab Integration offer?

Key features include searching users and projects, retrieving pending tasks, managing merge requests (creating, commenting, accepting, updating), and calling any GitLab API with custom parameters.

What environment variables are required?

You need to set the `GITLAB_API_URL` (your GitLab instance URL) and `GITLAB_TOKEN` (your GitLab API access token).

How do I use GitLab Integration with Smithery?

You can add it directly via the Smithery UI by searching for `@zephyr-mcp/gitlab` or using the command `smithery add @zephyr-mcp/gitlab`.

Where can I find usage examples?

Detailed examples of each tool's parameters can be found in the `USAGE.md` file within the project repository.

GitLab Integration

Name: GitLab Integration
Author: ZephyrDeng

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Integrates with GitLab to provide RESTful API tools for managing users, projects, merge requests, and more.

GitLab Integration

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Integrates with GitLab to provide RESTful API tools for managing users, projects, merge requests, and more.

GitLab Integration is a server built on the fastmcp framework, providing a suite of tools for interacting with the GitLab RESTful API. It enables users to search for users and projects, manage merge requests (create, comment, accept, update), retrieve user tasks, and execute arbitrary GitLab API calls. It supports integrations with platforms such as Claude and Smithery, enhancing workflow automation and developer productivity.

Key Features

01Add comments to merge requests

02Accept and merge merge requests

03Create a new merge request with assignee and reviewers

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05Search users and their active projects

06Update merge request assignee, reviewers, title, description, and labels

07Call any GitLab API with custom parameters

08Retrieve current user's pending tasks

09Search project details

Use Cases

01Automating GitLab merge request workflows

02Integrating GitLab data into other applications

03Simplifying GitLab API interactions