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Overview

The GitLab integration lets the agent read your GitLab projects (merge requests, commits and code) and start a flow when something happens in them. Example use cases:
  • Update tests from a merge request. When a merge request opens, the agent reads its diff, updates the affected test cases, then runs the ones it changed.
  • Write tests for a merge request. When a merge request opens, the agent reads what it changes, writes new test cases for it, then runs them.
  • Explain a failed test. The agent reads your code to tell a real bug from an outdated test.

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Before you start

  • You’re an admin or owner of your vikingQA organization.
  • You have a gitlab.com account that can see the projects you want to connect.

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Set it up

1

Connect your GitLab account

Open Organization settings → Connectors → Available and select Connect next to GitLab. Approve the request in GitLab.
2

Grant it to a project

Open Project settings → MCPs (the tools the agent can use) and select Grant access next to GitLab. Pick a group, the projects the agent may read, and what it can do.
Next, start a flow from a GitLab event.

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Disconnect

Open Organization settings → Connectors → Active, select the GitLab connection, then Remove. This removes the webhooks, revokes vikingQA’s access to GitLab, and removes the connection from every project.