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GitLab
AI Assistant

Get a GitLab AI assistant that lives in Slack. Ask questions, get summaries, and handle GitLab tasks — without leaving your workflow.

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$350/mo · Set up in 5 minutes · Cancel anytime

Agents

Cody

Orchestrator

Connected to GitLab

Fetched sprint blockers from GitLab →

GitLab Agent

by Cody · Active in Slack

IssuesPRsReleases

GitLab agent deployed

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$350/mo · Set up in 5 minutes · Cancel anytime

Answers questionsSurfaces insightsDrafts updatesMonitors changesSummarises dataSpots problems

Use cases

What Cody does with GitLab

Real tasks your team can delegate to Cody — no setup beyond connecting GitLab.

Engineering context assistant

Use an AI assistant to answer questions about issues, pull requests, and release progress in GitLab without forcing the team to dig through multiple screens.

Bug triage helper

Drop raw reports into the assistant and have it turn them into clean GitLab tickets with repro steps, severity, and likely owners.

Release and status drafting

Have the assistant summarise what shipped, what is blocked, and what needs attention based on activity in GitLab.

Examples

Ask Cody anything about GitLab

Type these directly in Slack — Cody handles the rest.

@codyWhat's blocked in the current sprint?

@codySummarise all open bugs filed this week

@codyWhich PRs have been open more than 3 days without review?

@codyDraft release notes for what shipped this sprint

Setup

GitLab AI assistant
in 3 steps

No technical skills needed. Cody connects to GitLab and starts working in minutes.

Create your Cody account

Connect your Slack workspace

One click to add Cody to Slack. It gets its own dedicated server.

Start asking about GitLab

Mention @cody in any channel or DM. Ask about GitLab data, request summaries, or delegate tasks — Cody replies in seconds.

Get started →

< 5 min

Average setup time

24 / 7

Always available

Slack

Works where you work

$350

Per month, all-in

About the tool

About GitLab

GitLab's API is well-documented and accessible, making it a reasonable target for an OpenClaw integration. Teams want their AI assistant to answer questions about merge requests, pipelines, and issues without switching to the GitLab UI.

Common
questions

What can Cody actually do with GitLab?

Cody can answer questions about your GitLab data, summarise records, surface trends, draft content or updates, and flag issues — all inside Slack. It works as a conversational layer on top of GitLab, so your team gets answers without switching tabs or learning new dashboards.

Does Cody replace GitLab?

No. Cody is an assistant layer that sits on top of GitLab. It makes GitLab easier to use for the whole team by letting people ask questions and get useful answers in natural language, without needing to be power users of the tool itself.

How long does it take to set up?

Under 5 minutes. You subscribe, connect your Slack workspace, and Cody spins up its own dedicated server. There's no complex configuration required to get started.

Is my GitLab data safe?

Yes. Every Cody customer gets a private, dedicated EC2 instance — your data is never on shared infrastructure. Credentials are encrypted at rest using AES-256-GCM, and your data never trains any model.

Can I use Cody with GitLab and other tools at the same time?

Yes. Cody can work across multiple tools simultaneously. If your team uses GitLab alongside other platforms, Cody can answer questions that span multiple systems and pull context from wherever it's relevant.

Get started today

GitLab AI assistant
in your Slack

Cody has GitLab integration built in — no token management or proxy service required. Start querying MRs and pipelines from Slack in minutes.