How do I connect GitLab?

Add the GitLab piece to a flow, then authenticate with OAuth 2.0. Once connected, its 1 trigger and 2 actions are available anywhere in the builder.

What can I automate with GitLab?

"New Project Issue Event" can start a flow that runs "Create Issue", and you can chain GitLab together with any of 760+ other apps and AI steps in between.

Can I self-host the GitLab integration?

Yes. Activepieces is fully self-hostable, so you can run the GitLab piece on your own infrastructure with your connections and your data staying in your environment.

Can my AI agent use GitLab as a tool?

Yes. Every piece you connect can be exposed over one Activepieces MCP server, so Claude, Cursor, Windsurf or any MCP client can call GitLab actions as tools.

GitLab integration

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Actions: 2
Triggers: 1
Auth: OAuth 2.0
License: MIT, open source
Updated: September 2026

About the GitLab integration

Add the GitLab piece to a flow, connect your account once, and the rest of the builder can read from it and write to it. Because the piece is open source you can run it on our cloud or self-host it, and combine GitLab with 760+ other apps in the same flow.

Triggers

Start a flow the moment something happens in GitLab

Each trigger below can start a flow on its own, either instantly or on a schedule.

New Project Issue Event
Triggers on project issue events when an issue is created or when an existing issue is updated, closed, or reopened.
2 fields

Actions

Everything Activepieces can do in GitLab

Drop any of these into a flow and fill in the fields. No code is required.

Create Issue
Create a project issue
3 fields
Custom API Call
Make a custom API call to a specific endpoint
10 fields

Use GitLab in a flow

Connect GitLab once and every trigger and action above is yours to drop into the builder, alongside 760+ other apps. Free to start, on our cloud or your own servers.

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GitLab, answered.

Yes. Activepieces is open source and free to start, and the GitLab piece is included on every plan, from the free cloud tier to any self-hosted deployment.