Delegate independent tasks to specialized agents working concurrently with isolated context.
GitLab Merge Requests
gitlab-merge-requests
Manages GitLab merge requests. Use for creating, listing MRs across projects or groups. Triggers: PRs, code reviews.
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Full skill instructions
Overview
Covers MR creation and queries.
Available Tools
create_merge_request: Create a new merge request in a GitLab project with specified source and target branches.- Parameters:
project_id(str): Optional. - Project ID or pathsource_branch(str): Optional. - Source branch for the merge requesttarget_branch(str): Optional. - Target branch for the merge requesttitle(str): Optional. - Title of the merge requestdescription(Optional[str]): Optional. - Description of the merge requestassignee_id(Optional[int]): Optional. - ID of the user to assign the merge request toreviewer_ids(Optional[List[int]]): Optional. - IDs of users to set as reviewerslabels(Optional[List[str]]): Optional. - Labels to apply to the merge requestctx(Optional[Context]): Optional. - MCP context for progress
- Parameters:
get_merge_requests: Retrieve a list of merge requests across all projects, optionally filtered by state, scope, or labels.- Parameters:
state(Optional[str]): Optional. - Filter merge requests by state (e.g., 'opened', 'closed')scope(Optional[str]): Optional. - Filter merge requests by scope (e.g., 'created_by_me')milestone(Optional[str]): Optional. - Filter merge requests by milestone titleview(Optional[str]): Optional. - Filter merge requests by view (e.g., 'simple')labels(Optional[List[str]]): Optional. - Filter merge requests by labelsauthor_id(Optional[int]): Optional. - Filter merge requests by author ID
- Parameters:
get_project_merge_requests: Retrieve a list of merge requests for a specific GitLab project, optionally filtered or a single merge request or a single merge request by merge id- Parameters:
project_id(str): Optional. - Project ID or pathmerge_id(Optional[int]): Optional. - Merge request IDstate(Optional[str]): Optional. - Filter merge requests by state (e.g., 'opened', 'closed')scope(Optional[str]): Optional. - Filter merge requests by scope (e.g., 'created_by_me')milestone(Optional[str]): Optional. - Filter merge requests by milestone titlelabels(Optional[List[str]]): Optional. - Filter merge requests by labels
- Parameters:
Usage Instructions
- For creation: source/target branches, title.
Examples
- Create:
create_merge_requestwith project_id="123", source_branch="feature", target_branch="main", title="New feature". - List:
get_project_merge_requestswith project_id="123", state="opened".
Error Handling
- Conflicts: Resolve before creation.
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