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gitlab-mcp

First gitlab mcp for you, building together

The GitLab MCP Server covers most of what you do in GitLab day to day: reading and writing issues and merge requests, checking CI pipeline status and logs, browsing repo files, and posting comments.

It's most useful for CI triage — ask "why did the last pipeline fail?" and the AI pulls the logs and pinpoints the failing job and error line, instead of you clicking down through the GitLab UI.

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✅ No clear abandonment signal detected; complete security and compatibility checks before production use

Why use it

Good for: teams on GitLab rather than GitHub — the GitHub ecosystem is crowded, GitLab's is thin, and this is one of the most-adopted community implementations.

Before connecting: you'll need a GitLab Personal Access Token. Scope it to what you need — read_api is enough for read-only use; don't hand over full api scope by default.

Install / Connect

# No npm package — install from source.
# See the repo's README for the exact command:
# https://github.com/zereight/gitlab-mcp

Follow the official README; env and args vary per server.

🛠️ Maintenance weight 30% · 91 pts

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Last committoday
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Commits in 90 days100
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Recent issues with replies55%
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Repo statusNormal

📊 Adoption weight 25% · 59 pts

GitHub stars1.9k (90d +0%)
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npm weekly downloadsNot npm-distributed
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Releases per month

✅ Usability weight 20% · 20 pts

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Official registryNot listed
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Runnable entryNot resolvable
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AuditabilityOpen-source repo, auditable

❤️ Health & community weight 25% · 86 pts

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open issues13
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open PRs
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LicenseMIT
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Contributors / forks30 / 339

Sources: GitHub API · updated 2026-08-19

90-day trend

⭐ stars +0%

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it work with self-hosted GitLab?

Yes. Point the config at your instance URL — both gitlab.com and self-hosted work.

Can it create merge requests?

It can create MRs, write descriptions, and add comments. Decide whether you want write scope when you issue the token.

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