GitLab

List all branches in a project repository with optional search filtering and pagination support for navigating branch lists in large repositories

Get detailed information about a specific branch by project ID and branch name, including commit details, merge status, protection status, and access permissions

Create a new branch from a specified source branch, tag, or commit SHA with branch name and ref, enabling parallel development workflows and feature branching

Delete a branch from a project repository permanently, removing the branch reference but preserving commits in the repository history if they are referenced elsewhere

Protect a branch with push and merge access level restrictions, allowed users/groups, code owner approval requirements, and unprotect access control for enforcing branch protection policies

Remove protection from a branch to allow unrestricted access, disabling all branch protection rules and access level restrictions

List all commits in a project repository with comprehensive filtering by ref, date range, path, author, and more, plus pagination support for exploring repository history

Get detailed information about a specific commit by project ID and commit SHA, including message, author, committer, timestamps, parent commits, stats, and complete commit metadata

Create a new commit with file create, update, delete, chmod, or move actions, supporting multiple file operations in a single atomic commit with custom message and branch

Get the diff of changes introduced by a specific commit, showing file modifications, additions, deletions, and detailed line-by-line changes

List all comments on a specific commit showing discussions, code review feedback, and inline comments with author, timestamps, and comment content

Create a new comment on a commit with optional inline file and line reference for code review, feedback, and commit discussions

Get a file from a repository with base64-encoded content, metadata, blob ID, commit ID, size, encoding, and last commit information for file inspection and content retrieval

Get the raw content of a file from a repository (plain text or binary) without base64 encoding for direct content access and display

Create a new file in a repository with specified content, commit message, branch, and encoding for adding files programmatically

Update an existing file in a repository with new content, commit message, and optional last commit ID verification for file modification

Delete a file from a repository with specified commit message, branch, and optional last commit ID verification for file removal

List all accessible groups in GitLab with comprehensive filtering by search query, owned groups, top-level groups, visibility, and more, plus pagination support for large group directories

Get detailed information about a specific group by ID or path, including name, description, visibility, avatar, projects, members, statistics, and complete group metadata

Create a new group or subgroup with specified name, path, visibility, description, and settings for organizing projects and managing access across multiple repositories

Update an existing group’s name, path, description, visibility, settings, and permissions for modifying group configuration and access control

Delete a group and all its projects, subgroups, and associated data permanently, asynchronous operation that schedules group deletion (requires owner permissions)

List all issues in a GitLab project with comprehensive filtering by state, labels, milestone, assignee, author, search query, and date ranges, plus pagination support for large issue collections

Get comprehensive detailed information about a specific GitLab issue by project ID and issue IID including description, state, labels, assignees, time tracking, and linked resources

Create a new GitLab issue with title, description, labels, assignees, milestone, due date, and confidentiality settings for comprehensive issue tracking

Update an existing GitLab issue’s title, description, state, labels, assignees, milestone, or other properties with support for state transitions and label management

Permanently delete a GitLab issue by project ID and issue IID including all its comments, attachments, and metadata (irreversible operation)

Move a GitLab issue from one project to another project while preserving history, comments, and metadata, creating a new issue IID in the target project

List all CI/CD jobs in a GitLab project with filtering by scope (created, pending, running, failed, success, canceled, skipped, manual) and pagination support for comprehensive job tracking and…

List all CI/CD jobs in a specific pipeline with optional filtering by scope, showing all job stages, statuses, and execution details for pipeline-specific job tracking and debugging

Get detailed information about a specific CI/CD job by project ID and job ID, including status, stage, name, duration, artifacts, runner, user, commit, and complete execution metadata

Cancel a running or pending CI/CD job immediately, stopping job execution and transitioning it to canceled status, useful for stopping incorrect or unnecessary job runs

Retry a failed or canceled CI/CD job, creating a new job instance and rerunning it with the same configuration, useful for handling transient failures and flaky tests

Trigger a manual CI/CD job to run with optional variables, starting jobs that require manual action and supporting parameterized manual job execution for controlled deployments and operations

Erase a CI/CD job’s artifacts and trace log permanently, removing build outputs and logs while keeping job metadata and status, useful for removing sensitive data or large artifacts

Get the log trace output of a CI/CD job showing all console output, script execution, build logs, and job execution details, essential for debugging failed jobs and monitoring job progress

List all labels in a project with optional issue and merge request counts, color, description, and pagination support for label management and organization

Get detailed information about a specific label by project ID and label ID, including name, description, color, priority, and usage statistics

Create a new label with specified name, color, and optional description and priority for issue and merge request categorization and filtering

Update an existing label’s name, color, description, or priority for modifying label appearance and organization

Delete a label from a project permanently, removing the label from all issues and merge requests that use it

List all merge requests in a GitLab project with comprehensive filtering by state, labels, assignee, reviewer, source/target branch, draft status, and date ranges, plus pagination support for large…

Get detailed information about a specific merge request by project ID and MR IID, including description, state, branches, assignees, reviewers, pipeline status, merge status, conflicts, approvals,…

Create a new merge request with source branch, target branch, title, description, assignees, reviewers, labels, milestone, and merge settings including squash commits and remove source branch options

Update an existing merge request’s title, description, state, target branch, assignees, reviewers, labels, milestone, squash settings, and other properties including discussion lock and remove source…

Delete a merge request from a project by project ID and MR IID, permanently removing the merge request and all associated data including comments, approvals, and metadata

Accept and merge a merge request with optional custom commit message, squash commits, auto-remove source branch, and merge when pipeline succeeds settings, completing the code review and integration…

Approve a merge request to indicate review approval and satisfy approval rules, contributing to the required approvals count before the merge request can be merged

Remove approval from a merge request, retracting the authenticated user’s previous approval and decreasing the approvals count

List all milestones in a project with filtering by state (active, closed, all), title search, and pagination support for milestone management and sprint planning

Get detailed information about a specific milestone by project ID and milestone ID, including title, description, state, dates, progress, and issue/MR counts

Create a new milestone with title, description, and optional due date and start date for sprint planning, release management, and goal tracking

Update an existing milestone’s title, description, dates, or state (activate/close) for modifying sprint plans and release schedules

Delete a milestone from a project permanently, removing the milestone but preserving associated issues and merge requests

List all comments/notes on a specific issue with author, timestamps, content, and pagination support for tracking discussions and feedback

Get detailed information about a specific note/comment on an issue by project ID, issue IID, and note ID

Create a new comment/note on an issue with Markdown content for adding feedback, discussion, and collaboration

Update an existing comment/note on an issue to modify content or mark as resolved

Delete a comment/note from an issue permanently, removing the comment from the discussion history

List all comments/notes on a specific merge request with author, timestamps, content, and pagination support for code review and discussion tracking

Get detailed information about a specific note/comment on a merge request by project ID, MR IID, and note ID

Create a new comment/note on a merge request with Markdown content for code review feedback, discussion, and collaboration

Update an existing comment/note on a merge request to modify content or resolve discussions

Delete a comment/note from a merge request permanently, removing the comment from the code review discussion history

List all CI/CD pipelines in a GitLab project with comprehensive filtering by scope, status, source, ref, SHA, YAML errors, username, and update dates, plus pagination support for large pipeline…

Get detailed information about a specific CI/CD pipeline by project ID and pipeline ID, including status, source, ref, SHA, user, timestamps, duration, coverage, jobs, and detailed status information

Trigger a new CI/CD pipeline run for a specified branch or tag with optional variables, manually initiating the CI/CD workflow for testing, deployment, or continuous integration

Retry all failed jobs in a CI/CD pipeline, rerunning only the jobs that failed while keeping successful jobs unchanged, useful for transient failures and flaky tests

Cancel a running CI/CD pipeline and all its jobs, immediately stopping all running jobs and preventing pending jobs from starting, useful for stopping incorrect or unnecessary pipeline runs

Delete a CI/CD pipeline and all its associated data including jobs, artifacts, and logs, permanently removing the pipeline from the project history

List all accessible GitLab projects with comprehensive filtering including archived status, visibility level, ownership, membership, and starred projects, plus pagination support for large project…

Get comprehensive detailed information about a specific GitLab project by ID or URL-encoded path including repository details, statistics, permissions, and configuration

Create a new GitLab project with specified name, path, namespace, description, visibility level, and initialization options including automatic README generation

Update an existing GitLab project’s name, path, description, visibility, default branch, topics, and other configuration settings

Permanently delete a GitLab project by ID or path including all its data, issues, merge requests, and repository content (irreversible asynchronous operation)

Archive a GitLab project to make it read-only and hide it from most project lists while preserving all data and repository access

Unarchive a previously archived GitLab project to restore it to active status with full read-write access and normal visibility

Star a GitLab project to add it to your favorites list for quick access and to show appreciation for the project

Unstar a previously starred GitLab project to remove it from your favorites list

Create a complete fork of a GitLab project to a specified namespace with optional custom name, path, and description for independent development

Add time spent working on an issue using human-readable format (e.g., ‘3h30m’, ‘1h’, ‘2d’) for time tracking and project management

Get time tracking statistics for an issue including time estimate, total time spent, and remaining time in both seconds and human-readable format

Set or update the time estimate for an issue using human-readable format (e.g., ‘3h30m’, ‘2d’) for project planning and resource allocation

Reset the time estimate for an issue to zero, removing the estimate while preserving time spent records

Reset the spent time for an issue to zero, removing all time tracking records while preserving the time estimate

List all users in GitLab instance with comprehensive filtering by username, search query, active/blocked status, external users, and more, plus pagination support for large user directories

Get detailed information about a specific user by user ID, including username, name, email, avatar, state, bio, location, organization, job title, creation date, and complete profile information

Get information about the currently authenticated user including username, name, email, permissions, namespace, private token details, and complete profile information for the API credential in use

Create a new user account with username, email, password, and optional profile settings, admin-only operation for user provisioning and account management

Update an existing user’s profile, email, username, password, permissions, and settings, supporting admin modifications or self-service profile updates

Delete a user account permanently from GitLab, removing the user and optionally hard-deleting all associated data including projects, issues, and contributions (admin only)

List all webhooks configured for a project with URL, token, event triggers, and enable status for webhook management and integration monitoring

Get detailed information about a specific webhook by project ID and hook ID, including URL, event triggers, SSL verification, and configuration

Create a new webhook with URL, secret token, and comprehensive event trigger configuration for push, issues, merge requests, pipelines, deployments, and more

Update an existing webhook’s URL, secret token, event triggers, SSL verification, or branch filter for modifying webhook configuration

Delete a webhook from a project permanently, removing the integration and stopping all event notifications