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@bossforce.ai/mcp-gitlab

v0.1.0

Published

MCP server for the **GitLab REST API v4**, authenticated with a personal access token (`Authorization: Bearer <token>`). Browse projects, read repository files, and manage issues and merge requests. Works against GitLab.com by default and any self-managed

Readme

@bossforce.ai/mcp-gitlab

MCP server for the GitLab REST API v4, authenticated with a personal access token (Authorization: Bearer <token>). Browse projects, read repository files, and manage issues and merge requests. Works against GitLab.com by default and any self-managed instance via an optional base URL.

Credentials

| Env | How to obtain | | ----------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | GITLAB_TOKEN | Create a personal access token in GitLab (User Settings → Access Tokens) with the api scope. | | GITLAB_BASE_URL | Optional. API base URL for a self-managed instance, e.g. https://gitlab.example.com/api/v4. Defaults to https://gitlab.com/api/v4. |

The api scope grants full read/write; use read_api for read-only access. The token is read lazily, so the server boots and answers tools/list without it; calls fail with an auth error until it is set.

Tools

| Tool | Arguments | Returns | | ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------- | | list_projects | search?, owned?, simple?, order_by?, sort?, per_page?, page? | { items: [...] } | | list_issues | project_id, state?, labels?, search?, per_page?, page? | { items: [...] } | | create_issue | project_id, title, description?, labels?, assignee_ids?, milestone_id?, confidential? | the created issue | | get_file | project_id, file_path, ref | the file (Base64 content) | | create_merge_request | project_id, source_branch, target_branch, title, description?, assignee_ids?, reviewer_ids?, labels?, remove_source_branch?, target_project_id? | the created merge request |

Responses are GitLab's native JSON payloads, returned as structuredContent. Endpoints that return a bare array (list_projects, list_issues) are wrapped under items.

Working with projects

project_id is either the numeric project ID or the URL-encoded namespace/project path (e.g. mygroup/myrepo); it is encoded for you, so pass it unescaped. Use list_projects to discover a project ID first. For get_file, the returned content is Base64-encoded — decode it to read the file. Page through list_projects and list_issues with per_page and page.

Develop

pnpm --filter @bossforce.ai/mcp-gitlab build
pnpm --filter @bossforce.ai/mcp-gitlab test

Regenerate the tools/list snapshot after an intentional signature change:

UPDATE_SNAPSHOTS=1 pnpm --filter @bossforce.ai/mcp-gitlab test