Materialize a simulated repository plan as a diff, local commit, or pull request to implement the approved changes.
Apache 2.0
Destructive
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"How to obtain a diff from a GitLab repository" matching MCP tools:
- Collect the bounded checkpoint diff, manifest inventory, repository context, and Git status to prepare a read-only security review.MIT
- Create a reusable template by scanning a source repository (GitHub/GitLab) to auto-detect platform, environment variables, and build configuration for hosting or migration.MIT
- Retrieve the raw diff of a pull request to review code changes. Requires the pull request ID.MIT
- Add a code-review comment to a specific line in a GitLab merge request diff. Provide the diff refs and target line to start a discussion on code changes.MIT
- List a merge request's diff versions, newest first, to debug comment positions when line comments are misaligned; regular line comments resolve positions automatically.MIT
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GitLab MCP — wraps the GitLab REST API v4 (BYO API key)
- Inspect repository status and a bounded diff preview, then generate a Conventional Commit message and stage all non-ignored changes to commit them.MITDestructive
- Read a text file from a GitLab repository at a specified branch, tag, or commit to inspect source or configuration content, truncated to 500 lines.MIT
- Retrieve current GitLab project details by automatically detecting the repository from git remotes. No parameters needed when working in a git repository with GitLab remote.Apache 2.0
- Rename a symbol across your repository with a safe two-phase process: preview changes as a diff, then confirm with a token to apply.MIT
- Retrieve the latest release tags for a node from its GitLab repository to determine the most recent version without relying on build state.MIT
- Retrieve a specific file's content from a Git repository by supplying its URL and file path. Returns the content as a string or an error if the file cannot be found.MIT
- Retrieve the unified diff of a pull request. Filter by file path to minimize token usage and focus analysis.MIT
- Retrieve the deterministic Git diff of repository changes to inspect modifications, optionally scoped by path or staged status.MIT
- Retrieve GitLab project metadata—default branch, visibility, topics, and repository statistics—to inspect settings or verify access. Use it before fetching files.MIT
- List files and subdirectories in a GitLab repository at a branch, tag, or commit without checking out code. Enable recursive mode to walk the full subtree and see file sizes.MIT
- Retrieve CERN GitLab repository tags with commit references to review version history and locate release points.AGPL 3.0
- Retrieve file content from a git repository to provide additional context when reviewing code changes.ISC
- Check a capability's full details—version, size, updates, license, source, and how to obtain it—before installing. Use to verify prerequisites and avoid errors.MIT
- Delete a GitLab repository branch, excluding protected branches, by specifying the project and branch name.MITDestructive
- Download a file from a GitLab job artifact archive as base64, with a configurable size limit to prevent oversized transfers.MIT