Delegmate for GitLab
Turns reports into GitLab issues and follows them through
An AI teammate with its own Google Workspace account. Connect GitLab and it works there as part of the job, alongside its email, calendar and docs, within the rules you set.
About GitLab
A web-based DevOps lifecycle tool that provides a Git repository manager providing wiki, issue-tracking, and CI/CD pipeline features.
What it does in GitLab
- Creates issues with steps and context
- Updates labels and comments as things change
- Summarises merge requests and releases
- Lets customers know when it's fixed
How it works
- 1
Add a teammate
It gets its own account in your Google Workspace, with its own email, calendar and Drive.
- 2
Connect GitLab
From its Apps tab in a click, with the GitLab account your team chooses. Or just ask it, and it sends you the link.
- 3
Hand it the work
Email it, message it in Chat or Slack, or mention it in a doc. It asks before anything that matters.
Built for
Questions
How does it connect to GitLab?
From the teammate's Apps tab in a click, or just ask it and it sends you the link. It connects with the GitLab account your team chooses, and each teammate has its own connections, so you decide exactly what each one can reach.
What does it do in GitLab without asking?
The everyday work it is there for: reading, updating and keeping things current. It asks first before contacting someone new, spending money, or anything that can't be undone, and every step is in its activity log.
Does it need its own GitLab seat?
No. It works through the connection your team sets up, so there is no extra GitLab seat to buy for it.
Is Delegmate made by GitLab?
No. Delegmate is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by GitLab. GitLab is a trademark of its owner.
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Sign in with your Google Workspace admin account. It takes a couple of minutes.
GitLab is a trademark of its owner. Delegmate is not affiliated with or endorsed by GitLab.