GitLab
Connect GitLab and your assistant can work with your repositories and project data — searching issues, listing commits, and creating new issues.
What’s included
With GitLab connected, your assistant can:
- Track issues — search issues and create new ones
- Follow code activity — list commits in a repository branch
Connecting GitLab
- Go to Integrations
- Find GitLab and click Connect
- Authorize Town in GitLab (sign in when prompted)
- Return to Town
Your assistant is limited to the projects your GitLab account can access. You can revoke access anytime from GitLab.
What your assistant can do
| Capability | What it does | Makes changes? |
|---|---|---|
| Search issues | Find issues across your projects | No |
| List commits | See commits in a repository branch | No |
| Create issues | Open new issues with assignees and labels | Yes |
Use cases
- Bug intake — turn an email or chat report into a GitLab issue.
- Standup context — “what landed on main yesterday?”
- Issue lookups — find the issue tracking a piece of work mid-conversation.
Good to know
- Issue creation is visible to your whole project — use approval-required tool settings in routines that create issues.
Related
- Integrations overview — How integrations give your assistant context
- GitHub — Town’s GitHub integration
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