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GitLab
Issues, merge requests, pipelines and repository files on gitlab.com, through GitLab’s own server. Sign in with GitLab; nothing to paste.
Once it is connected, ask for things like these.
01
“Which merge requests are waiting on my review?”
02
“Why did the last pipeline on main fail?”
03
“Open an issue for this bug in the web project”
Connect it in the app, then give it to an agent.
Step 01
Open Connectors in Lobstack and choose GitLab.
Step 02
Press Sign in.
GitLab’s own page opens in your browser. Approve access there.
Step 03
Give it to an agent.
An agent reaches only the connectors you give it.
What it gives an agent.
Examples. The server decides the real list when it starts.
- get_work_item
- list_merge_requests
- get_merge_request_diffs
- list_pipelines
- get_repository_file
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GitHub
Issues, pull requests, code search and repository files, through GitHub’s own server.
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Issues, events and stack traces from your projects, through Sentry’s own server.
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1Password
See what is in the 1Password vaults you choose, and save new logins with a generated password.
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Zapier
Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive and thousands more apps, through the actions you switch on in Zapier’s MCP settings.
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Notion
Search, read and write pages and databases.
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Issues, projects and cycles.
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