Connect GitLab to Waymaker
Complete DevOps platform for software development.
Why Connect GitLab to Waymaker?
Sync merge requests
Track MRs in Waymaker taskboards.
AI code analysis
Let AI search and analyze your GitLab repos.
Pipeline tracking
Log CI/CD pipeline results in Tables.
How to Connect
Direct Incoming Webhook
Recommended: Connect GitLab directly to Waymaker's incoming webhook endpoint.
- 1Create a Waymaker Table to receive your GitLab data
- 2Set up an incoming webhook endpoint (Tables → Webhooks)
- 3Copy your unique webhook URL from Waymaker
- 4Add the webhook URL in GitLab's settings
Includes webhook logs for debugging and monitoring
Alternative: Via Zapier or Make
If GitLab doesn't support outgoing webhooks natively, use Zapier or Make as a bridge to send data to Waymaker's incoming webhook.
Via MCP (AI Context)
MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets One query GitLab data on demand while you chat in Commander.
- 1In Commander, open Connections and add an MCP Server
- 2Enter the URL of a GitLab MCP server and its authentication, then test the connection
- 3Review the tools Commander discovers and save
- 4Ask One about your GitLab data in AI Chat
Available Capabilities
read_reposread_issuesread_mrssearch_code
Available Triggers & Actions
Triggers
- New Issue
- New Merge Request
- MR Merged
- Pipeline Completed
Actions in GitLab
Through Zapier or Make: an automation's Send webhook step calls your Zap or scenario, which does the work in GitLab.
- Create Issue
- Add Comment
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