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    An MCP server that integrates AI assistants like Claude with GitLab's merge requests, allowing them to review code changes, add comments, and approve/unapprove merge requests directly through the GitLab API.
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    Enables AI assistants to review GitLab merge requests by fetching diffs, analyzing code changes, adding comments, and managing approvals through the GitLab API. Supports comprehensive merge request analysis and version comparison for automated code review workflows.
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