GitLab
Merge requests and pipelines, in the same graph as the discussion.
How GitLab fits into aanty
GitLab merge requests, issues and pipeline events map onto entity-linked threads the same way GitHub does, so teams already on GitLab CI/CD get the same live-card, reply-back experience without switching code-hosting platforms.
MR & pipeline threads
Merge requests and pipeline runs get a live card showing status, stage and approvals inline in the thread.
Webhook-fed events
GitLab’s system hooks and project webhooks feed the same event ingestion bus as every other source.
Reply-back sync
Comments posted in the linked thread can sync back to the GitLab merge request or issue.
Bi-directional integration
Events flow both ways: GitLab activity lands in aanty as a typed message in the right thread, and actions taken in aanty — approvals, replies, assignments — flow back out to GitLab, kept in sync through the same tenant-scoped access controls as the rest of the product.
See it alongside
Other integrations and pages that pair naturally with this one.
See GitLab inside a real aanty workspace
Bring the GitLab events your team already generates. In fifteen minutes we'll show you what they look like as a conversation, not a notification.