Connect GitLab to Definable AI

A web-based DevOps lifecycle tool that provides a Git repository manager providing wiki, issue-tracking, and CI/CD pipeline features.

About GitLab

GitLab is a productivity tool. Connect it to Definable AI with one-click OAuth2 — no API keys or custom code required.

What you can automate with GitLab

Use Definable AI's agent platform to trigger workflows from GitLab, process results with 50+ AI models, and sync data across 900+ connected apps.

Tools & Actions (58 available)

  • Archive Project: Tool to archive a project. Use when you need to mark a project read-only after finishing active development. Call after confirming no further changes are required.
  • Create GitLab Group: Tool to create a new group in GitLab. Use when you need to establish a new group for projects or collaboration.
  • Create Project: Tool to create a new project in GitLab. Implements POST /projects endpoint.
  • Create Project Issue: Tool to create a new issue in a GitLab project. Use when you need to report a bug, request a feature, or track a task within a specific project.
  • Create Repository Branch: Tool to create a new branch in a project. Use when you need to create a new branch from an existing branch or a specific commit in a GitLab project.
  • Create Support PIN: Tool to create a support PIN for your authenticated user. Use when GitLab Support requests a PIN to verify your identity.
  • Delete Project: Tool to delete a GitLab project by its ID. Use when you need to remove a project, either by marking it for later deletion or deleting it immediately.
  • Download Project Avatar: Tool to download a project's avatar image. Use when you need the raw avatar bytes after confirming the project exists.
  • Erase Job: Tool to erase the content of a specified job within a project. Use when you need to remove job artifacts and logs.
  • Get Commit References: Tool to get all references (branches or tags) a commit is pushed to. Use when you need to find out which branches or tags a specific commit belongs to in a GitLab project.
  • Get Commit Sequence: Tool to get the sequence number of a commit in a project by following parent links from the given commit. Use when you need to determine the order of a commit in the project's history.
  • Get Group Details: Tool to retrieve information about a specific group by its ID. Use when you need to get details of a GitLab group.
  • Get Group Member: Tool to retrieve details for a specific group member. Use when you need to fetch membership information for a user in a group after you know both group ID and user ID.
  • Get Groups: Get Groups
  • Get Job Details: Tool to retrieve details of a single job by its ID within a specified project. Use this when you need to fetch specific information about a particular CI/CD job.
  • Get Merge Request Commits: Tool to get commits of a merge request. Use when you need to retrieve all commits associated with a specific merge request.
  • Get Merge Request Notes: Tool to fetch comments on a merge request. Use when you need to retrieve all notes for a specific merge request.
  • Get Project: Tool to get a single project by ID or URL-encoded path.
  • Get Project Languages: Tool to list programming languages used in a project with percentages. Use when you need the project language breakdown.
  • Get Project Member: Tool to retrieve details for a specific project member. Use after confirming project and user IDs to fetch membership information for a project member.
  • Get Project Member All: Tool to retrieve details for a specific project member (including inherited and invited members). Use when you need the effective membership info (including invitations and inheritance).
  • Get Project Merge Request: Tool to fetch full details for a single merge request when the MR IID is known. Use when you need to retrieve canonical metadata, description, state, branches, authors, and approval-related fields for a specific merge request.
  • Get Project Merge Requests: Tool to retrieve a list of merge requests for a specific project. Use when you need to get all merge requests associated with a project, with options to filter by state, labels, milestones, and other attributes.
  • Get Projects: Tool to list all projects accessible to the authenticated user. Supports filtering.
  • Get Repository Branch: Tool to retrieve information about a specific branch in a project. Use when you need to get details for a single branch.
  • Get Repository Branches: Retrieves a list of repository branches for a project. Use this when you need to get all branches or search for specific branches within a GitLab project.
  • Get Single Commit: Tool to get a specific commit identified by the commit hash or name of a branch or tag. Use this when you need to retrieve detailed information about a single commit in a GitLab project repository.
  • Get Single Pipeline: Tool to retrieve details of a single pipeline by its ID within a specified project. Use when you need to get information about a specific CI/CD pipeline.
  • Get User: Tool to retrieve information about a specific user by their ID. Use when you need to fetch details for a single GitLab user.
  • Get User Preferences: Tool to get the current user's preferences. Use when you need to retrieve the user's diff display and CI identity JWT settings after authentication.
  • Get User Status: Tool to get a user's status by ID. Use when you need to retrieve a GitLab user's current status message, emoji, and availability after identifying their user ID.
  • Get User Status: Tool to get the current user's status. Use when displaying or verifying the authenticated user's GitLab status after login.
  • Get User Support PIN: Tool to get details of the current user's Support PIN. Use when you need to retrieve the active support PIN and its expiration for the authenticated user.
  • Get Users: Tool to retrieve a list of users from GitLab. Use this when you need to find user information, search for specific users, or filter users based on various criteria like activity status or creation date.
  • Import project members: Tool to import members from one project to another. Use when migrating members between projects.
  • List All Group Members: Tool to list all members of a group including direct, inherited, and invited members. Use when you need a comprehensive membership list beyond direct members.
  • List All Project Members: Tool to list all members of a project (direct, inherited, invited). Use when you need the effective membership list including inherited and invited members.
  • List Billable Group Members: Tool to list billable members of a top-level group (including its subgroups and projects). Use when generating billing reports; requires Owner role on the group.
  • List Group Members: Tool to list direct members of a group. Use when you need to retrieve or filter a group's direct membership.
  • List Group Projects: Tool to list projects within a GitLab group by group ID or full path. Use when discovering projects under a namespace or subgroup.
  • List Merge Request Diffs: Tool to list all diff versions of a merge request. Use when you need to inspect changes across different diff versions after creating or updating a merge request.
  • List Pending Group Members: Tool to list pending members of a group and its subgroups and projects. Use when you need to review users awaiting approval or invited without an account. Call after confirming the top-level group ID.
  • List Pipeline Jobs: Tool to retrieve a list of jobs for a specified pipeline within a project. Use this when you need to inspect the status or details of jobs associated with a particular CI/CD pipeline.
  • List Project Groups: Tool to list ancestor groups of a project. Use when you need to retrieve all groups a project belongs to or is shared with.
  • List Project Invited Groups: Tool to list groups invited to a project. Use when auditing which groups have access to a project.
  • List Project Issues: Tool to list issues for a project with filtering options (state, labels, search, assignee, author, etc.). Use when you need to browse, filter, or triage project issues to confirm IIDs or decide what to update/close.
  • List Project Pipelines: Tool to retrieve a list of pipelines for a specified project. Use when you need to get information about CI/CD pipelines, such as their status, source, or creation/update times.
  • List Project Repository Tags: Tool to retrieve a list of repository tags for a specified project. Use when you need to get all tags associated with a project in GitLab.
  • List Project Shareable Groups: Tool to list groups that can be shared with a project. Use before sharing a project to fetch eligible groups.
  • List Project Transfer Locations: Tool to list namespaces available for project transfer. Use when you need to determine which groups a project can be transferred into.
  • List Repository Commits: Tool to get a list of repository commits in a project. Use when you need to retrieve commit history for a specific project, branch, or time range.
  • List User Projects: Tool to list projects owned by a specific user. Use after obtaining target user identity to fetch owned projects.
  • List project users: Tool to list users of a project. Use after you have a project ID and want to retrieve its users.
  • Set User Status: Tool to set the current user's status. Use when you need to update availability or convey current mood on GitLab.
  • Share Project With Group: Tool to share a project with a group. Use when you need to grant a group specific access level to a project.
  • Start Housekeeping Task: Tool to start the housekeeping task for a project. Use when you need to trigger manual maintenance or pruning on a repository.
  • Update Project Issue: Tool to update an existing issue in a GitLab project (title, description, labels, assignees, state, etc.). Use when you need to modify issue details, close/reopen issues, or manage labels and assignments.
  • Update User Preferences: Tool to update the current user's preferences. Use when adjusting default diff viewing and CI identity settings.

How to connect GitLab

  1. Sign in to Definable AI and go to Apps
  2. Search for GitLab and click Connect
  3. Authorize via OAuth2 — takes under 30 seconds
  4. Use GitLab actions in your AI agents and workflows