GitLab

OpenTabs plugin for GitLab — gives AI agents access to GitLab through your authenticated browser session.

Install

opentabs plugin install gitlab

Or install globally via npm:

npm install -g @opentabs-dev/opentabs-plugin-gitlab

Setup

Open gitlab.com in Chrome and log in
Open the OpenTabs side panel — the GitLab plugin should appear as ready

Tools (22)

Projects (2)

Tool	Description	Type
`list_projects`	List accessible projects	Read
`get_project`	Get project details	Read

Search (1)

Tool	Description	Type
`search_projects`	Search for projects	Read

Issues (4)

Tool	Description	Type
`list_issues`	List issues for a project	Read
`get_issue`	Get issue details	Read
`create_issue`	Create a new issue	Write
`update_issue`	Update an issue	Write

Merge Requests (6)

Tool	Description	Type
`list_merge_requests`	List merge requests for a project	Read
`get_merge_request`	Get merge request details	Read
`create_merge_request`	Create a new merge request	Write
`update_merge_request`	Update a merge request	Write
`merge_merge_request`	Merge a merge request	Write
`get_merge_request_diff`	Get the diff of a merge request	Read

Notes (2)

Tool	Description	Type
`list_notes`	List notes on an issue or merge request	Read
`create_note`	Add a comment to an issue or MR	Write

Branches (1)

Tool	Description	Type
`list_branches`	List branches for a project	Read

Content (2)

Tool	Description	Type
`get_file_content`	Read a file from a repository	Read
`list_commits`	List commits for a project	Read

CI/CD (3)

Tool	Description	Type
`list_pipelines`	List CI/CD pipelines	Read
`list_pipeline_jobs`	List jobs for a pipeline	Read
`get_job_log`	Get the log output of a job	Read

Users (1)

Tool	Description	Type
`get_user_profile`	Get a user profile	Read

How It Works

This plugin runs inside your GitLab tab through the OpenTabs Chrome extension. It uses your existing browser session — no API tokens or OAuth apps required. All operations happen as you, with your permissions.

License

MIT