GitLab for your agents.

What agents can do with GitLab

Curated for agents: the calls that matter, with schemas and descriptions written for tool use, not an endpoint dump.

• gitlab_me

  Check the token: returns the authenticated user.

• gitlab_list_projects

  List projects the token can access.

• gitlab_list_merge_requests

  List merge requests in a project.

• gitlab_list_pipelines

  List CI pipelines in a project, newest first.

• gitlab_get_project

  Get details of a specific project by id or URL-encoded path.

• gitlab_get_pipeline

  Get details of a specific pipeline.

• gitlab_list_commits

  List commits in a project, newest first.

• gitlab_list_branches

  List branches in a project repository.

• gitlab_create_merge_request

  Create a new merge request.

• gitlab_get_merge_request

  Get details of a single merge request.

• gitlab_list_project_files

  List files in a repository directory.

• gitlab_get_file_content

  Get content of a single file from the repository.

Connect it in a minute

The connect flow is agent-driven: Even opens the key page in its own browser and collects the key through a secure native field. It never passes through the chat.

1. Paste the prompt below into any agent running inside Even, or click Connect in Even's catalog.
2. Click 'Add new token'.
3. Grant scopes: read_api (or api for write actions).
4. Create and copy the token.
5. Paste the key into Even's secure field. Even verifies it and your agents are live.