GitLab activity, connected to the feedback that motivates it.
Modem monitors your GitLab projects for merge requests, issues, and comments, and lets the agent search, create, update, and comment on both from chat.
How Modem works with GitLab
Capture merge request and issue activity from your GitLab projects and let the agent act on both.
Projects, monitored
Watch selected projects for merge requests, issues, and comments as they happen.
Shipping context
MR activity tells the agent what your team is shipping, so answers about status are grounded in the actual work.
Act from chat
Search, create, update, and comment on MRs and issues without leaving the conversation.
One pipeline for everything your customers say
GitLab is one of the places Modem listens and acts. Everything lands in one prioritized view at app.modem.dev, grouped by what people are actually asking for and tied to the people and companies who raised it.
How to connect GitLab
Connecting takes a few minutes. You need a Modem account and permission to authorize GitLab for your team.
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Create a Modem account
Sign up at app.modem.dev/auth/signup. Modem has a free plan, so you can connect your first tools without paying.
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Connect GitLab
In your Modem organization, go to Settings, then Integrations, then GitLab, and authorize the connection.
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Ask the agent
Mention GitLab in a conversation with the Modem agent, in Slack or the dashboard, and it uses the connection to answer and act.
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Build it into automations
Use GitLab in event automations and recurring agent tasks, so routine work runs without anyone kicking it off.
Common questions about the GitLab integration
What can the Modem agent do in GitLab?
Search, create, update, and comment on merge requests and issues in the projects you connect, directly from chat.
Which projects does Modem watch?
Only the ones you select. Modem monitors those projects for merge requests, issues, and comments.
How do I connect GitLab?
In Modem, go to Settings, then Integrations, then GitLab, and pick the projects to monitor. The setup docs at modem.dev/docs/integrations/gitlab cover the details.
Try Modem with GitLab
Connect GitLab in a few minutes and see your first topics form. Free to start, and [email protected] answers questions either way.