GitLab MCP Server

io.github.sumirati由 GitHub 账号 sumirati 发布v3.2.0更新于 Oct 24, 2026

Developer-ready GitLab MCP server for CE and EE instances.

发布方自己的服务：Gitlab

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标识符: io.github.sumirati/mcp-gitlab
传输: STDIO
运行时: Desktop only
信任: Verified
发布于: Oct 14, 2026

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概览

AI 生成的概览

本地运行的 GitLab MCP 服务器，让助手在 GitLab.com 或自建实例上读取和管理项目、分支、提交、合并请求、议题与 CI/CD 流水线。

可以做什么: 通过精简的混合工具入口发现并执行 14 个领域的 GitLab 操作，也可选择直接暴露全部 90 个动作。读取仓库：文件内容、目录树、项目元数据、分支、提交与差异。管理仓库与分支：创建、更新、复刻和删除项目，创建和删除分支，设置分支保护。处理合并请求、议题、里程碑、标签、Wiki 和代码片段，包括差异讨论与议题备注。查看和控制 CI/CD：列出、触发、取消和重试流水线，读取作业日志、构建产物和 JUnit 测试报告，管理项目 CI/CD 变量。检查实例健康、Runner、推送镜像和 Webhook。
适用场景: 适合让助手在不克隆仓库的情况下操作 GitLab：审查合并请求与差异、排查流水线失败和作业日志、读取源码，或通过 API 提交代码和变更分支。只做查看的场景可使用只读模式。
运行要求: 通过 npx 或全局 npm 安装在本机运行，需要 Node.js。需要在 GITLAB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN 中提供具有 api 权限的 GitLab 个人访问令牌，并能访问 GitLab 实例网络。GITLAB_API_URL 用于指向自建 CE/EE 实例，默认是 GitLab.com。

安装前请注意

该令牌对 GitLab 账号拥有较广的 api 权限。许多动作会写入或删除：创建和删除项目与分支、提交文件、修改分支保护、触发、取消或重试流水线，以及创建、更新或删除 CI/CD 变量。删除项目不可恢复，且需确认项目名称。只读模式默认关闭，需设置 GITLAB_READ_ONLY 才能阻止写入。读取变量可能暴露密钥值。

安装

在 SourceWeft 中

打开控制台中的 GitLab MCP Server，将其添加到工作区。
为需要使用其工具的对话启用该服务。

Desktop only，通过 STDIO。 STDIO 服务会启动本地进程，因此需要 SourceWeft 桌面宿主。

其他 MCP 客户端

参照仓库中的启动说明。

README

GitLab MCP Server (`@sumirati/mcp-gitlab`)

A modern, 2026 AI-native Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for GitLab API v4, engineered for self-hosted GitLab Community Edition (CE), Enterprise Edition (EE), and GitLab.com.

[npm version] [License: MIT] [GitHub] [GitLab]

What makes v3.0.0 Unique: The 2026 5-Tool Hybrid Standard

In early MCP servers, dumping 50–100 tools into the client's tool list consumed 10,000+ prompt context tokens on every turn ("System Prompt Tax") and resulted in poor Coherence ratings on the Glama TDQS rubric.

@sumirati/mcp-gitlab v3 solves this with a 5-Tool Hybrid Surface:

Glama TDQS Coherence Tier A (5/5): By exposing exactly 5 tools to the client, the server sits in the ideal 3–15 tool coherence sweet spot.
Ultra-Lean System Prompt Tax: Drops schema overhead from 27,681 tokens to 1,292 tokens (95.3% reduction), preserving context windows and maximizing LLM prompt-cache hits.
Zero-Hop Hourly Drivers: The 3 operations developers and agents actually use constantly during pair-programming (get_file_contents, get_project, get_commit) remain eager tools for instant zero-hop execution.
100% Platform Access on Demand: The entire platform surface of 90 actions across 14 domains is accessible on-demand via dynamic action discovery (gitlab_find_actions $\rightarrow$ gitlab_execute_action), delivering 75%–96% token savings with default high-density Markdown tables and summaries (format: "markdown" | "json").
Resilient Fallback: If an agent directly invokes any catalog action name (e.g. list_pipelines), the server dynamically executes it with full input validation and projection.

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LLM Prompt Context (1,292 tokens total):├── 1. gitlab_find_actions(query, [domain], [format])     [Meta Discovery]├── 2. gitlab_execute_action(action, params, [format])   [Meta Dynamic Execution]├── 3. get_file_contents(project_id, file_path, [ref])    [Eager Daily Driver #1]├── 4. get_project(project_id, [statistics])              [Eager Daily Driver #2]└── 5. get_commit(project_id, sha)                        [Eager Daily Driver #3]
Under the hood (Dynamic Registry):└── 90 Curated Actions across 14 Domains (with 75%–99% token reduction projections)

LLM Prompt Context (1,292 tokens total):├── 1. gitlab_find_actions(query, [domain], [format])     [Meta Discovery]├── 2. gitlab_execute_action(action, params, [format])   [Meta Dynamic Execution]├── 3. get_file_contents(project_id, file_path, [ref])    [Eager Daily Driver #1]├── 4. get_project(project_id, [statistics])              [Eager Daily Driver #2]└── 5. get_commit(project_id, sha)                        [Eager Daily Driver #3]
Under the hood (Dynamic Registry):└── 90 Curated Actions across 14 Domains (with 75%–99% token reduction projections)

Core Capabilities Across 14 Domains

Enterprise Observability & Self-Hosted Operations:
- System Health Diagnostics: End-to-end connectivity, token identity verification, and API latency testing (system_health_check).
- Push Mirrors: Verify upstream replication to remote Git hosts (list_push_mirrors) and force immediate sync (trigger_push_mirror_sync).
- CI Runners: Audit runner health, online/paused status, and tags (list_runners, get_runner_status).
- Webhooks: Inspect registered automation hooks (list_project_hooks).
Repository & Branch Governance: Project CRUD, group hierarchy resolution (buggycode/project-name), branch lifecycle, branch protection management (list_protected_branches, protect_branch, unprotect_branch), file/directory reading (get_file_contents), and atomic multi-file commits (push_files, create_commit).
CI/CD Observability: Query pipelines by status, trigger/cancel/retry pipelines (create_pipeline, cancel_pipeline, retry_pipeline), tail failed job logs (get_job_trace) without token blowout, read build artifacts (get_job_artifact_file), and inspect JUnit test reports (get_pipeline_test_report).
Merge Request Reviews & Diff Discussions: Two-stage diff inspection (get_merge_request_changes), automated lockfile pruning (package-lock.json), and inline diff discussions with SHA coordinate resolution (create_diff_discussion).
Issues & Task Planning: CRUD issues, track blockers/dependencies (list_issue_links, create_issue_link), and add progress notes (list_issue_notes, create_issue_note).
Milestones & Labels: Human-readable milestone resolution, label creation, and scoped milestone inspection.
Wikis & Snippets: Documentation outline slicing (toc_only: true), chapter extraction, and snippet management.
User & Identity Context: Authenticated identity lookup, group enumeration and creation (create_group), and owned project discovery.

Quickstart & Installation

Option 1: Run with `npx` (No installation needed)

Option 2: Install Globally

Option 3: Local Clone

Environment Configuration

Variable	Required	Default	Description
`GITLAB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN`	Yes	—	Personal access token with `api` scope.
`GITLAB_API_URL`	No	`https://gitlab.com/api/v4`	Base API URL of your GitLab CE/EE or cloud instance.
`GITLAB_READ_ONLY`	No	`false`	Enable Read-Only safety mode (`true`, `1`, `yes`). Filters out mutating tools and strictly blocks write/modify HTTP requests across all 90 actions.
`GITLAB_EXPOSE_ALL_TOOLS`	No	`false`	Set to `true` (or `GITLAB_EXPOSE_LEGACY_TOOLS=true`) to disable the 5-tool hybrid surface and expose all 90 tools directly on `ListTools` for legacy clients.
`MCP_OUTPUT_FORMAT`	No	`markdown`	Default output format (`markdown` for compact tables/summaries, or `json` for structured objects).

Client Configuration

Google Antigravity / Claude Desktop / Cursor

Add to your MCP configuration file (mcp_config.json or claude_desktop_config.json):

json

{  "mcpServers": {    "gitlab": {      "command": "npx",      "args": ["-y", "@sumirati/mcp-gitlab"],      "env": {        "GITLAB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN": "<your-gitlab-token>",        "GITLAB_API_URL": "https://gitlab.example.com/api/v4"      }    }  }}

{  "mcpServers": {    "gitlab": {      "command": "npx",      "args": ["-y", "@sumirati/mcp-gitlab"],      "env": {        "GITLAB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN": "<your-gitlab-token>",        "GITLAB_API_URL": "https://gitlab.example.com/api/v4"      }    }  }}

Complete Action Catalog Reference (90 Actions across 14 Domains)

All 90 actions feature strict input validation and field-mask projections:

1. The 5 Client-Exposed Tools (Hybrid Mode)

Tool	Type	Description
`gitlab_find_actions`	Meta	Search and discover available GitLab operations across all 14 domains with compact parameter signatures
`gitlab_execute_action`	Meta	Execute any discovered GitLab platform action with input validation and token-optimized projection
`get_file_contents`	Eager	Read decoded file contents, symbol outlines, or directory listings from any branch or commit ref without cloning
`get_project`	Eager	Retrieve project metadata, project ID, visibility, clone URLs, topics, and default branch
`get_commit`	Eager	Inspect Git commit details, author info, and token-capped file diffs

2. Enterprise & Self-Hosted Operations (`enterprise` — 6 actions)

Action	Description	Mutating?
`system_health_check`	Perform end-to-end connectivity, latency, and permission diagnostics against the GitLab instance. Verifies API availability, authentication identity, server version/edition (when permitted), and active read-only policy.	No
`list_push_mirrors`	List remote push mirrors configured for a project, including synchronization status, target URLs, and last error diagnostics. Essential for verifying repository synchronization between local self-hosted instances and upstream GitLab instances or remote Git hosts.	No
`trigger_push_mirror_sync`	Force an immediate push mirror synchronization for a designated project remote mirror. Use when code has been committed locally and immediate upstream replication is required without waiting for the scheduled background sync interval.	Yes
`list_runners`	List available GitLab CI/CD runners (instance, group, or project-level), detailing their online status, active/paused state, and executor types. Use to diagnose CI pipeline execution delays, runner connectivity, or missing executor tags.	No
`get_runner_status`	Retrieve comprehensive details and health status for a specific CI/CD runner, including IP address, architecture, runner version, tags, and last contacted timestamp. Use to troubleshoot stuck jobs or unresponsive self-hosted runners.	No
`list_project_hooks`	List configured project webhooks and their subscribed triggers (push, merge requests, issues, pipeline events). Use to audit integration webhooks and verify CI/CD automation hook registrations.	No

3. Repository & Project Management (`repositories` — 10 actions)

Action	Description	Mutating?
`search_repositories`	Search for GitLab projects and repositories across the instance or scoped to a specific group namespace (recommended to reduce instance load). Capped at 100 per page. If project_id or path_with_namespace is already known, look up directly via 'get_project'.	No
`get_project`	Retrieve comprehensive metadata for a specific GitLab project, including default branch, repository statistics, visibility, and topic tags. Use to inspect repository settings or verify project access. Do NOT use to inspect directory trees or source code; use 'get_file_contents' instead.	No
`create_repository`	Create a new GitLab project/repository under your personal namespace or a designated group. Use when provisioning new codebases or initializing repositories. Side effect: creates a new GitLab project immediately. Do NOT use to duplicate existing projects; use 'fork_repository' instead.	Yes
`update_project`	Update mutable project settings including display name, description, default branch, visibility level, and topics. Use to modify repository configurations or administrative details. Side effect: alters project settings immediately. Do NOT use to commit code changes; use 'create_or_update_file' or 'push_files'.	Yes
`delete_project`	Permanently delete a GitLab project and all its repository files, issues, merge requests, and CI/CD pipelines. Use solely for project decommissioning. Side effect: DESTRUCTIVE and irreversible. Requires explicit safety confirmation via confirm_project_name.	Yes
`get_file_contents`	Read the raw content of a specific file or directory tree from a repository at a designated branch, tag, or commit ref. Use when inspecting current repository source code or configs. Do NOT use for reviewing diffs between branches (use 'get_merge_request_changes') or viewing commit diffs (use 'get_commit').	No
`create_or_update_file`	Create a new file or update the content of an existing file in a repository with a Git commit. Use for single-file changes or documentation updates. Side effect: creates an immediate Git commit on the remote branch. Do NOT use when updating multiple files together; use 'push_files' instead for atomic multi-file commits.	Yes
`push_files`	Atomically commit multiple file additions, modifications, or deletions to a target branch in a single Git commit. Use for multi-file refactors, features, or project scaffolding. Side effect: creates an atomic multi-action Git commit on the remote branch. Use instead of calling 'create_or_update_file' in a loop.	Yes
`create_commit`	Atomically commit multiple file additions, modifications, or updates to a target branch in a single Git commit using GitLab Commits API. Use for multi-file refactors, features, or project scaffolding without local git cloning. Side effect: creates an atomic multi-action Git commit on the remote branch.	Yes
`fork_repository`	Fork an existing GitLab project into a designated user namespace or group. Use when contributing to upstream projects or establishing an independent fork. Side effect: provisions a new repository linked to the upstream source. Do NOT use to create fresh empty projects; use 'create_repository' instead.	Yes

4. Branch Governance (`branches` — 7 actions)

Action	Description	Mutating?
`list_branches`	List repository branches with latest commit summaries, default branch indicators, and protected status. Use to discover active development branches or check branch existence. Do NOT use to inspect commit diffs (use 'get_commit') or list tags (use 'list_tags').	No
`get_branch`	Retrieve comprehensive details for a specific Git branch, including latest commit SHA, author info, and branch protection rules. Use to verify commit alignment before creating merge requests. Do NOT use to inspect file contents directly; use 'get_file_contents' instead.	No
`create_branch`	Create a new Git branch starting from an existing branch, tag, or commit SHA. Use to initialize feature branches, bugfixes, or release branches. Side effect: creates a new branch pointer on the remote repository. Do NOT use to create new repositories; use 'create_repository' instead.	Yes
`delete_branch`	Delete an existing Git branch from a project repository. Use to clean up merged or obsolete feature branches. Side effect: DESTRUCTIVE. Accidental deletion of the project's default branch is actively blocked for safety. Do NOT use to delete tags; use Git tag management instead.	Yes
`list_protected_branches`	List protected branch rules configured in a GitLab project, showing push/merge access levels, force-push permission, and code owner approval requirements. Use to audit branch governance and merge restrictions.	No
`protect_branch`	Configure branch protection rules for a branch or wildcard pattern (e.g. 'main', 'release/*'). Controls push access levels, merge access levels, force push permission, and code owner approval.	Yes
`unprotect_branch`	Remove branch protection rules from a specified branch or wildcard pattern. Side effect: DESTRUCTIVE. Removes push and merge access restrictions from the target branch.	Yes

5. Git Commits & History (`commits` — 2 actions)

Action	Description	Mutating?
`list_commits`	List chronological commit history for a project, branch, or specific file path with author metadata and commit messages. Filter upstream by ref_name, author, path, and date range. To inspect exact code changes of a specific commit SHA, use 'get_commit' instead.	No
`get_commit`	Retrieve comprehensive details for a specific Git commit SHA, including author info, statistics, modified files, and selective unified file diffs. Use to inspect exact code changes made in a commit. Supports file_path filtering and line limits to prevent context exhaustion on large commits.	No

6. Pipelines & CI/CD Observability (`pipelines` — 10 actions)

Action	Description	Mutating?
`list_pipelines`	List CI/CD pipelines filtered by branch, tag, status ('running', 'success', 'failed', 'canceled'), or commit SHA with token-efficient status summaries. Use to check deployment status, monitor test suite health, or verify build triggers. Do NOT use to inspect specific job logs; use 'get_job_trace' instead.	No
`get_pipeline`	Retrieve comprehensive details for a specific CI/CD pipeline by numeric ID, including execution status, duration, queued duration, and associated commit info. Use to evaluate pipeline health or check if all stages completed. Do NOT use to inspect individual job failures; use 'list_pipeline_jobs' or 'get_job_trace' instead.	No
`create_pipeline`	Manually trigger and run a new CI/CD pipeline execution for a specific branch or tag with optional custom pipeline variables. Use to kick off tests, builds, or deployments on demand. Side effect: initiates immediate job execution on GitLab runners. Do NOT use to inspect running jobs; use 'list_pipeline_jobs' instead.	Yes
`cancel_pipeline`	Cancel all running and pending jobs in an active CI/CD pipeline run by numeric pipeline_id. Side effect: terminates active runner jobs for this pipeline immediately.	Yes
`retry_pipeline`	Retry all failed or canceled jobs in an existing CI/CD pipeline run by numeric pipeline_id. Side effect: re-queues failed/canceled jobs on GitLab runners immediately.	Yes
`list_pipeline_jobs`	List all execution jobs (build, test, lint, deploy) and their current status within a specific pipeline. Use to identify which specific stage or job failed in a pipeline run. Do NOT use to download job output logs; use 'get_job_trace' instead once the failed job ID is known.	No
`get_job`	Retrieve comprehensive details about a specific CI/CD job, including duration, runner tags, failure reasons, and available artifact archives. Use when diagnosing why a runner job stalled or failed. Do NOT use to stream terminal logs; use 'get_job_trace' instead.	No
`get_job_trace`	Retrieve the raw terminal console output log for a specific CI/CD job with configurable tailing (tail_lines). Use to inspect compilation errors, stack traces, and test assertion failures without overflowing context. Do NOT use to inspect structured JUnit test suites; use 'get_pipeline_test_report' instead.	No
`get_job_artifact_file`	Download and read the text content of a specific file from a completed job's build artifacts zip archive (e.g. coverage reports, build manifests, test outputs). Use to inspect generated artifacts without downloading the full archive. Do NOT use for repository files; use 'get_file_contents' instead.	No
`get_pipeline_test_report`	Retrieve the structured JUnit test summary report for a pipeline run, including total test counts, passed/failed test cases, execution duration, and failure stack traces. Use to diagnose automated test failures across test suites. Do NOT use for raw console output; use 'get_job_trace' instead.	No

7. Merge Requests & Code Reviews (`merge-requests` — 12 actions)

Action	Description	Mutating?
`list_merge_requests`	List merge requests filtered by state ('opened', 'closed', 'merged', 'all'), source/target branches, milestone, labels, author, assignee, reviewer, or search text pushed directly upstream to GitLab's indexed database. Architectural Best Practice: For known MRs, always prefer 'get_merge_request' with exact merge_request_iid rather than broad listing.	No
`get_merge_request`	Retrieve comprehensive details for a specific merge request by IID (!), including status, mergeability, approval state, branch names, diff head SHA, and description. Use to evaluate review state or prepare for merging. Do NOT use to inspect file diffs; use 'get_merge_request_changes' instead.	No
`create_merge_request`	Create a new merge request proposing changes from a source branch into a target branch. Supports setting title, markdown description, assignees, reviewers, milestone, and target branch removal options. Side effect: creates a new GitLab MR immediately. Do NOT use to post review comments; use 'create_diff_discussion' instead.	Yes
`update_merge_request`	Update an existing merge request's title, description, target branch, milestone, labels, assignees, or state ('close' or 'reopen'). Use to update MR details or close obsolete requests. Side effect: alters MR configuration immediately. Do NOT use to merge the MR; use 'accept_merge_request' instead.	Yes
`get_merge_request_changes`	Inspect unified code diffs and modified files for an MR. Features token-saving summaries (summary_only), file path filtering, lockfile pruning, and automatic diff refs (base_sha, start_sha, head_sha) needed for inline comments. Use for AI code review analysis.	No
`list_merge_request_discussions`	List inline code review discussions, comment threads, and resolution statuses on a merge request. Supports filtering for unresolved review comments (unresolved_only: true). Use when reviewing outstanding code comments or verifying review feedback. Do NOT use for general project issue comments; use 'list_issue_notes' instead.	No
`create_diff_discussion`	Start a new inline code review discussion thread anchored to a specific file and line number in an MR diff. Automatically resolves the required base_sha, start_sha, and head_sha from the MR if omitted. Use during code reviews to leave actionable inline feedback. Side effect: posts a public review thread immediately.	Yes
`reply_merge_request_discussion`	Post a reply comment into an existing code review discussion thread on a merge request. Use to answer review feedback or confirm code fixes. Side effect: appends a reply note to the discussion thread immediately. Do NOT use to resolve the discussion; use 'resolve_merge_request_discussion' instead.	Yes
`update_merge_request_discussion_note`	Edit or update the text of an existing review comment in an MR discussion thread. Use when correcting review remarks or updating code suggestions. Side effect: modifies the comment text immediately. Do NOT use to post new comments; use 'reply_merge_request_discussion' or 'create_diff_discussion' instead.	Yes
`resolve_merge_request_discussion`	Resolve or unresolve an entire code review discussion thread on a merge request. Use when verification has confirmed that review feedback has been addressed. Side effect: updates the review thread resolution status immediately.	Yes
`accept_merge_request`	Merge an approved merge request into its target branch. Supports squash commits, custom merge commit messages, and deleting the source branch upon merge. Side effect: merges branches and triggers downstream CI/CD deployment pipelines immediately. Do NOT use if tests are failing or approvals are pending.	Yes
`create_merge_request_note`	Post a top-level general comment or review summary note on a merge request. Use for overall review summaries, LGTMs, or test execution reports. Side effect: posts a general note to the MR immediately. Do NOT use for line-specific diff review feedback; use 'create_diff_discussion' instead.	Yes

8. Issues & Roadmaps (`issues` — 8 actions)

Action	Description	Mutating?
`list_issues`	List and filter project issues by state ('opened', 'closed', 'all'), milestone, labels, author, assignee, or keyword search pushed directly upstream to GitLab's indexed database. Architectural Best Practice: For known issues, always prefer 'get_issue' with exact issue_iid rather than broad listing.	No
`get_issue`	Retrieve comprehensive details for a specific issue by its project-scoped IID (#), including description, assignees, labels, milestone, and issue status. Use to review issue requirements or track resolution. Do NOT use to list comments on the issue; use 'list_issue_notes' instead.	No
`create_issue`	Create a new issue with a title, markdown description, milestone (by title or ID), labels, assignees, and optional due date. Use to report bugs, track user stories, or plan tasks. Side effect: creates a new GitLab issue immediately. Do NOT use to comment on existing issues; use 'create_issue_note' instead.	Yes
`update_issue`	Update an existing issue's title, description, state ('close' or 'reopen'), milestone, labels, or assignees. Use to transition issue lifecycle or update task status. Side effect: alters issue state immediately. Do NOT use to post progress comments; use 'create_issue_note' instead.	Yes
`list_issue_notes`	List the chronological discussion notes, user comments, and activity audit log for a specific issue by IID. Use to review problem discussion, past comments, or implementation progress. Do NOT use for merge request discussions; use 'list_merge_request_discussions' instead.	No
`create_issue_note`	Post a new markdown comment, progress update, or verification note to an existing issue. Use to communicate findings, document test results, or ask questions on a task. Side effect: posts a public comment to the issue thread immediately.	Yes
`list_issue_links`	List issue dependency links ('relates_to', 'blocks', 'is_blocked_by') associated with a specific issue. Use when analyzing task dependencies or release blockers. Do NOT use to inspect issue discussion notes; use 'list_issue_notes' instead.	No
`create_issue_link`	Create a dependency or relationship link between two issues ('relates_to', 'blocks', 'is_blocked_by'), across the same project or across different projects. Use to track blocker relationships or connected bug reports. Side effect: creates a bi-directional issue relationship immediately.	Yes

9. Milestones & Labels (`milestones` — 6 actions)

Action	Description	Mutating?
`list_milestones`	List project and ancestor group milestones filtered by state ('active', 'closed', 'all') with start dates, due dates, and progress. Use to track sprint goals, release targets, or project roadmaps. Do NOT use to inspect individual issue lists inside a milestone; use 'list_issues' with a milestone filter instead.	No
`get_milestone`	Retrieve comprehensive details for a specific project milestone by numeric ID, including description, dates, and state. Use when validating target milestone dates or checking milestone progress. Do NOT use to list project milestones; use 'list_milestones' instead.	No
`create_milestone`	Create a new project milestone with a title, description, start date, and due date. Use to plan a release version, sprint, or delivery roadmap. Side effect: creates a new project milestone immediately. Do NOT use to create releases; use 'create_release' instead.	Yes
`update_milestone`	Update an existing milestone's title, description, due date, start date, or lifecycle state ('activate' or 'close'). Use to adjust release schedules or complete sprints. Side effect: alters milestone metadata immediately.	Yes
`list_labels`	List labels available within a project (including inherited ancestor group labels) with colors and descriptions. Use to discover valid taxonomy labels before categorizing issues or merge requests. Do NOT use to create new labels; use 'create_label' instead.	No
`create_label`	Create a new label with a name, hexadecimal color code, and description in a project. Use when establishing project workflow tags, priority markers, or component categories. Side effect: creates a new project label immediately.	Yes

10. Releases & Tags (`releases` — 5 actions)

Action	Description	Mutating?
`list_releases`	List published GitLab releases, version tags, changelog descriptions, and linked assets. Use when checking released versions or reviewing release history. Do NOT use to inspect raw git tags without release notes; use 'list_tags' instead.	No
`get_release`	Retrieve comprehensive details for a published release by tag name, including markdown release notes, author, and downloadable asset links. Use to view full release notes or changelogs. Do NOT use to inspect milestone goals; use 'get_milestone' instead.	No
`create_release`	Publish a formal GitLab release associated with a git tag, including title, markdown changelog notes, and linked milestone titles. If the tag does not exist, ref is required to create it. Side effect: creates a formal public release entry. Do NOT use to create bare tags; use 'create_tag' instead.	Yes
`list_tags`	List Git tags in the repository with commit target SHAs, release links, and annotation messages. Use to check if a specific release tag already exists before tagging. Do NOT use to view release notes; use 'list_releases' instead.	No
`create_tag`	Create an annotated or lightweight Git tag pointing to a specific branch or commit SHA. Use to mark release points or version milestones in Git history. Side effect: creates a new Git tag on the remote repository immediately. Do NOT use to publish full release notes; use 'create_release' instead.	Yes

11. Project Collaborators & Roles (`members` — 5 actions)

Action	Description	Mutating?
`list_project_members`	List project members and collaborators with their assigned access levels, roles, and membership expiration dates. Supports filtering and including inherited group members. Use to audit project permissions or check collaborator access before assigning tasks. Do NOT use to inspect global user profiles; use 'get_current_user' instead.	No
`get_project_member`	Retrieve membership details, access level, and permissions for a specific user in a project by numeric ID or username. Use to verify whether a collaborator has Developer or Maintainer rights before triggering protected actions. Do NOT use to search all members; use 'list_project_members' instead.	No
`add_project_member`	Grant project access to a user with a specific role ('guest', 'reporter', 'developer', 'maintainer', 'owner') and optional expiration date. Resolves usernames automatically. Side effect: grants repository permissions immediately. Do NOT use to update existing memberships; use 'update_project_member' instead.	Yes
`update_project_member`	Change an existing collaborator's access level role or expiration date within a project. Resolves usernames automatically. Side effect: alters project access control immediately. Do NOT use to add new members; use 'add_project_member' instead.	Yes
`remove_project_member`	Revoke a collaborator's access to a project repository and its associated resources. Side effect: DESTRUCTIVE for user access; immediately removes repository permissions. Do NOT use to adjust access levels; use 'update_project_member' instead.	Yes

12. CI/CD Environment Variables (`variables` — 5 actions)

Action	Description	Mutating?
`list_project_variables`	List all CI/CD pipeline variables configured for a project, including keys, variable types ('env_var' or 'file'), protected/masked flags, and environment scopes. Use to verify secret and configuration presence before running build/deploy pipelines. Do NOT use to fetch secret values; use 'get_project_variable' instead.	No
`get_project_variable`	Retrieve comprehensive details and current value of a specific CI/CD variable by key name. Use when debugging pipeline environment failures or checking secret values. Do NOT use to list all configured variables; use 'list_project_variables' instead.	No
`create_project_variable`	Create a new CI/CD pipeline variable ('env_var' or 'file') with protected, masked, and environment scope settings. Use when configuring build secrets, tokens, or environment configs. Side effect: exposes the variable to CI/CD pipeline jobs immediately. Do NOT use to update existing variables; use 'update_project_variable' instead.	Yes
`update_project_variable`	Update the value, masking status, protection status, or environment scope of an existing CI/CD variable. Use when rotating secrets or updating configuration values. Side effect: alters the pipeline execution environment immediately. Do NOT use to create new variables; use 'create_project_variable' instead.	Yes
`delete_project_variable`	Permanently delete a CI/CD pipeline variable from a project by key. Use when revoking expired credentials or cleaning up obsolete configuration. Side effect: DESTRUCTIVE; subsequent pipeline runs will no longer have access to this variable.	Yes

13. Wikis & Documentation (`wikis` — 4 actions)

Action	Description	Mutating?
`list_wikis`	List all wiki documentation pages in a project with page slugs, titles, and formatting types. Use to discover available project documentation or guides. Do NOT use to read complete page contents; use 'get_wiki' instead.	No
`get_wiki`	Retrieve wiki documentation content by page slug, with token-saving options including structured Table of Contents (toc_only: true) or targeting a specific chapter/heading section (section: 'Heading'). Use to consult project architectural guides without context blowout. Do NOT use for repository files; use 'get_file_contents' instead.	No
`create_wiki`	Create a new wiki documentation page in a project with markdown content and formatting options. Use to document setup procedures, architecture, or design runbooks. Side effect: creates a new project wiki page immediately. Do NOT use to update existing pages; use 'update_wiki' instead.	Yes
`update_wiki`	Update the markdown content or title of an existing project wiki page by slug. Use to update living project documentation, runbooks, or specifications. Side effect: alters the wiki page content immediately. Do NOT use to create new wiki pages; use 'create_wiki' instead.	Yes

14. Snippets & Code Pastes (`snippets` — 4 actions)

Action	Description	Mutating?
`list_snippets`	List code snippets published in a GitLab project with author details, file names, and visibility levels ('private', 'internal', 'public'). Use to discover utility scripts, SQL queries, or configuration templates stored in project snippets. Do NOT use to inspect raw snippet code; use 'get_snippet' instead.	No
`get_snippet`	Retrieve comprehensive details and raw text content for a specific code snippet by numeric ID. Use to inspect code scripts, patches, or configuration snippets. Do NOT use for repository files; use 'get_file_contents' instead.	No
`create_snippet`	Create a new code or text snippet in a project with a title, file name, markdown description, and visibility setting. Use to share debug scripts, one-off patches, or configuration snippets. Side effect: creates a new GitLab snippet immediately. Do NOT use to commit files to git repositories; use 'create_or_update_file' instead.	Yes
`update_snippet`	Update the code content, file name, title, description, or visibility of an existing project snippet by numeric ID. Use to maintain snippet code or adjust access. Side effect: alters the snippet immediately. Do NOT use to create new snippets; use 'create_snippet' instead.	Yes

15. User & Group Context (`user` — 6 actions)

Action	Description	Mutating?
`get_current_user`	Retrieve identity and profile details of the authenticated GitLab account (username, numeric ID, name, email, admin flag). Use to verify token validity, check active permissions, or discover your own username for assignment. Do NOT use to query other users' profiles; use 'list_project_members' instead.	No
`list_my_groups`	List GitLab groups and parent organizations where the authenticated user is an active member or owner with access roles. Use to discover namespace paths available for project creation or access audits. Do NOT use to inspect project lists directly; use 'list_group_projects' instead.	No
`create_group`	Create a new GitLab group or nested subgroup (using parent_id). Use to organize projects, manage team namespaces, and establish shared permissions. Side effect: creates a new group on GitLab immediately.	Yes
`get_group`	Retrieve comprehensive details for a specific GitLab group or namespace by its numeric ID or full path (e.g. 'buggycode'). Use when checking group-level visibility, description, or parent group hierarchy. Do NOT use to list projects in the group; use 'list_group_projects' instead.	No
`list_group_projects`	List all repositories and projects belonging to a specific GitLab group or organization with pagination and search. Supports include_subgroups (default: true). Use to discover projects within a team or enterprise namespace. Do NOT use for cross-instance project search; use 'search_repositories' instead.	No
`list_my_projects`	List GitLab projects where the authenticated user is a direct member, owner, or starred contributor with role summaries. Use to discover personal repositories or starred codebases. Do NOT use for generic text searches across public projects; use 'search_repositories' instead.	No

Benchmarks: Token Economy in Action

Reproducible deterministic benchmark (node test/benchmark-test.js & node test/catalog-execution-test.js) measured against canonical GitLab REST API v4 payloads (test/fixtures/gitlab-api-v4-fixtures.js, token count = Math.ceil(utf8Bytes / 4)):

Operation	Raw GitLab API v4	`@sumirati/mcp-gitlab` (JSON)	`@sumirati/mcp-gitlab` (Markdown)	Token Reduction (MD)
System Prompt Tax (5 tools vs 90 actions)	27,681 tokens	—	1,292 tokens	95.3% savings
`get_project` (Single project inspect)	971 tokens	144 tokens	124 tokens	87.2% savings
`list_issues` (10 issues with v4 metadata)	6,595 tokens	1,906 tokens	460 tokens	93.0% savings
`list_merge_requests` (10 MRs with v4 metadata)	6,377 tokens	1,058 tokens	423 tokens	93.4% savings
`list_pipelines` (10 runs)	880 tokens	543 tokens	212 tokens	75.9% savings
`get_file_contents` (Source file, Base64 stripped)	279 tokens	201 tokens	160 tokens	42.7% savings
`get_merge_request_changes` (Code + lockfile diff)	3,612 tokens	156 tokens	141 tokens	96.1% savings

Complete 90-Action Catalog Benchmark (Across All 14 Domains)

Measured across all 90 handlers via node test/catalog-execution-test.js:

Domain	Actions	Raw GitLab v4 Tokens	Projected JSON	Rendered Markdown	Token Savings (MD)
repositories	10	8,966 tokens	1,361 tokens	728 tokens	91.9%
branches	7	6,797 tokens	326 tokens	245 tokens	96.4%
commits	2	1,942 tokens	179 tokens	125 tokens	93.6%
members	5	4,855 tokens	197 tokens	174 tokens	96.4%
variables	5	4,855 tokens	200 tokens	191 tokens	96.1%
issues	8	52,760 tokens	6,454 tokens	1,419 tokens	97.3%
milestones	6	39,570 tokens	387 tokens	217 tokens	99.5%
pipelines	10	65,950 tokens	1,304 tokens	726 tokens	98.9%
releases	5	32,975 tokens	185 tokens	193 tokens	99.4%
merge-requests	12	79,140 tokens	1,498 tokens	867 tokens	98.9%
wikis	4	26,380 tokens	65 tokens	69 tokens	99.7%
snippets	4	26,380 tokens	465 tokens	453 tokens	98.3%
user	6	39,570 tokens	249 tokens	251 tokens	99.4%
enterprise	6	39,570 tokens	245 tokens	302 tokens	99.2%
TOTAL (All 90 Actions)	90	429,710 tokens	13,115 tokens	5,960 tokens	98.6%

Key Token Optimization Pillars:

Smart Diff & Lockfile Truncation: Commit diffs (get_commit) and MR changes (get_merge_request_changes) automatically collapse dependency lockfiles (package-lock.json, pnpm-lock.yaml, yarn.lock, go.sum, Cargo.lock, *.min.js) via ignore_lockfiles: true by default, saving 1,000–3,000 tokens per review. Pass ignore_lockfiles: false if full lockfile diffs are required.
Conservative Default Pagination: All list actions default to per_page: 10 (max: 100), eliminating token waste from loading 20–50 items when only recent entries are needed.
Default High-Density Markdown Format: Discovery (gitlab_find_actions), execution (gitlab_execute_action), project info (get_project), file inspection (get_file_contents), and commit inspection (get_commit) default to format: "markdown", yielding 75%–96% token reductions for structured metadata.
Recursive Output Projection Filter (projectOutput): Strips GitLab REST API v4 noise metadata keys (_links, avatar_url, references, time_stats, task_completion_status, commands_changes, user_notes_count, merge_requests_count, upvotes, downvotes, subscribed, has_tasks, service_desk_reply_to, moved_to_id, container_expiration_policy, permissions, and null/empty fields) before payloads reach LLM context.

Roadmap

Upcoming (v3.2)

Upstream indexed filtering & strict pagination caps (state, labels, milestone, author_id, assignee_id)
Client error resilience (401 probe disambiguation, 403 insufficient scope, 429 rate limit backoff, 201 ghost write guard)
Hardened output projection with recursion depth guard (maxDepth = 32) and empty collection preservation
Nested subgroup hierarchy management (create_group with parent_id)
Smart CI/CD failure log extraction & ANSI sequence stripping in get_job_trace (strip_ansi, smart_failure)
Outline-first code symbol extraction & line range slicing in get_file_contents (outline_only, start_line, end_line)
Pre-flight mergeability & conflict verification (get_mergeability)
Token scope self-auditing & permission pre-flight

Future Horizons (v3.x)

Standardized collection _summary headers to facilitate multi-turn history pruning in LiteLLM / Eigent agent orchestration
Remote Transports: Streamable SSE and HTTP remote server modes
Scoped GraphQL query engine for relational deep inspections
DevSecOps vulnerability & secret scanning alert queries
Scoped & rate-guarded code search within project repositories

Acknowledgements & Lineage

This project incorporates architectural concepts, schemas, and patterns from:

@modelcontextprotocol/server-gitlab (MIT License) — Copyright (c) 2024 Anthropic, PBC / GitLab, PBC. Baseline repository and file schema patterns.
@modelcontextprotocol/sdk (MIT License) — Copyright (c) Anthropic, PBC.
zod (MIT License) — Colin McDonnell.
GitLab REST API v4 — GitLab, PBC.
jmrplens/gitlab-mcp-server — Dynamic action discovery and meta-dispatcher pattern concepts.
Architectural patterns evaluated from Vijay-Duke/mcp-gitlab and zereight/gitlab-mcp.

See NOTICE for complete third-party attribution details.

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What makes v3.0.0 Unique: The 2026 5-Tool Hybrid Standard

Core Capabilities Across 14 Domains

Quickstart & Installation

Option 1: Run with npx (No installation needed)

Option 2: Install Globally

Option 3: Local Clone

Environment Configuration

Client Configuration

Google Antigravity / Claude Desktop / Cursor

Complete Action Catalog Reference (90 Actions across 14 Domains)

1. The 5 Client-Exposed Tools (Hybrid Mode)

2. Enterprise & Self-Hosted Operations (enterprise — 6 actions)

3. Repository & Project Management (repositories — 10 actions)

4. Branch Governance (branches — 7 actions)

5. Git Commits & History (commits — 2 actions)

6. Pipelines & CI/CD Observability (pipelines — 10 actions)

7. Merge Requests & Code Reviews (merge-requests — 12 actions)

8. Issues & Roadmaps (issues — 8 actions)

9. Milestones & Labels (milestones — 6 actions)

10. Releases & Tags (releases — 5 actions)

11. Project Collaborators & Roles (members — 5 actions)

12. CI/CD Environment Variables (variables — 5 actions)

13. Wikis & Documentation (wikis — 4 actions)

14. Snippets & Code Pastes (snippets — 4 actions)

15. User & Group Context (user — 6 actions)

Benchmarks: Token Economy in Action

Complete 90-Action Catalog Benchmark (Across All 14 Domains)

Key Token Optimization Pillars:

Roadmap

Upcoming (v3.2)

Future Horizons (v3.x)

Acknowledgements & Lineage

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2. Enterprise & Self-Hosted Operations (`enterprise` — 6 actions)

3. Repository & Project Management (`repositories` — 10 actions)

4. Branch Governance (`branches` — 7 actions)

5. Git Commits & History (`commits` — 2 actions)

6. Pipelines & CI/CD Observability (`pipelines` — 10 actions)

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