Does DoMyWork actually execute tasks in GitLab?

Yes. Unlike copilots that only suggest code or text, DoMyWork executes the actual work, such as creating issues, updating labels, and posting comments directly in GitLab.

How is this different from GitLab native AI?

GitLab's native AI focuses on coding assistance within the editor. DoMyWork acts as a cross-app agent that handles project management and workflow tasks across GitLab and 1,500+ other apps.

Is this just another automation tool like Zapier?

Zapier requires you to build complex if-then logic. DoMyWork uses an AI agent that understands your instructions in plain English and completes the work across apps without manual setup.

Can the agent monitor GitLab for me?

Yes. You can set up agents to watch for specific GitLab events, like new issues or pipeline failures, and have them automatically triage or report them 24/7.

Is my GitLab data safe?

DoMyWork uses secure, encrypted connections to interact with your GitLab instance and only performs the specific actions you authorise.

Can I connect GitLab to other apps?

Absolutely. You can connect GitLab to Slack, Jira, Gmail, and 1,500+ other apps to create seamless, cross-platform workflows.

AI Agent for GitLab

Manage issues, triage bugs, and update merge requests across your development environment automatically. DoMyWork AI agents work with GitLab and 1,500+ apps to keep your project moving forward.

Summarise the last 5 merge requests in the backend repo

Find all open bugs in the current milestone

Create a new issue from this Slack thread

Update the status of all stalled issues

Draft a release note for the latest tag

Assign unassigned bugs to the [team] lead

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Turn your GitLab backlog into resolved technical tasks

Summarise merge requests, triage bug reports, update issue statuses, and notify your team.

5 merge requests summarised

Summarise the merge requests waiting for your review

"Check my assigned merge requests in GitLab, summarise the changes in each, and post a summary to Slack so I can prioritise my review."

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Find all unassigned issues in the current sprint

"List all open issues in the current GitLab milestone that have no assignee and draft a comment asking for ownership."

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Generate a changelog from recent commits

"Pull the last 20 commits from the main branch in GitLab and generate a clean changelog for the release notes."

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Check for stale merge requests

"Identify merge requests in GitLab that have been open for over 7 days and ping the authors in Slack."

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Link related issues to a parent epic

"Find all issues tagged with 'refactor' in GitLab and link them to the main Refactor Epic."

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Got a different task in mind? Describe it

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Identify failing pipelines in the last 24 hours

"Check GitLab for any pipeline failures since yesterday, extract the error logs, and create a Jira ticket for each."

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Review deployment status reports

"Pull the latest deployment status from GitLab and send a summary report to the infrastructure channel."

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Audit permissions for new project members

"List all members added to the project in GitLab this week and check if their roles match the security policy."

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Clean up old environment branches

"Find all environment branches in GitLab that haven't been updated in 30 days and list them for deletion."

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Check container registry for vulnerabilities

"Scan the GitLab container registry logs for recent security warnings and alert the security team."

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Got a different task in mind? Describe it

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Gather feedback from customer support tickets

"Search for GitLab issues tagged 'customer-feedback', summarise the top 3 requested features, and add them to the product roadmap."

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Update stakeholders on milestone progress

"Calculate the percentage of completed issues in the current GitLab milestone and email a status update to the stakeholders."

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Prioritise the backlog based on issue labels

"Sort the GitLab backlog by 'priority::high' and 'customer-impact' labels to identify the top 5 tasks."

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Draft product requirement documents

"Take the notes from the last GitLab issue discussion and turn them into a structured PRD draft."

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Check for duplicate feature requests

"Compare new GitLab issues against existing feature requests and flag any duplicates."

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Got a different task in mind? Describe it

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Triage incoming bug reports

"Read the new GitLab issues tagged 'bug', verify if they have reproduction steps, and label them as 'ready-for-qa' if complete."

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Verify fixes for closed issues

"Find all closed GitLab issues from the last week and create a test case for each in your test management tool."

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Summarise test coverage gaps

"Analyse the latest test coverage report in GitLab and identify files with low coverage."

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Report on regression trends

"Check GitLab for bugs reopened in the last month and create a trend report for the team."

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Update test documentation

"Scrape the latest GitLab issue comments for changes in functionality and update the QA test suite accordingly."

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Got a different task in mind? Describe it

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🛸 Autopilot

Keep your development pipeline moving — with agents on autopilot

The agents work across your apps 24/7.

They catch new issues, triage reports, and update your team before delays build up.

Setting up an autopilot is too easy

New issue is created in GitLab

Describe...

1. Assign new issues to the right developer

WhenNew issue is created in GitLab

Then

Read the issue description, identify the component, and assign it to the appropriate developer based on their past work.

Put on Autopilot

2. Flag merge requests missing reviewers

WhenNew merge request is created in GitLab

Then

Check if the MR has at least two reviewers and ping the author if not.

Put on Autopilot

3. Notify team of high-priority bugs

WhenNew issue is created in GitLab

Then

Check if the issue label is 'priority::critical' and post an urgent alert to the engineering channel.

Put on Autopilot

4. Daily summary of pending reviews

WhenEvery day at 09:00 AM

Then

List all pending merge requests in GitLab and send a summary to the team lead.

Put on Autopilot

5. Detect duplicate issues

WhenNew issue is created in GitLab

Then

Compare the new issue title against existing ones and flag it if a duplicate is found.

Put on Autopilot

1. Alert on pipeline failures

WhenPipeline status is updated in GitLab

Then

If the pipeline failed, extract the error message and post it to the DevOps Slack channel.

Put on Autopilot

2. Monitor security scan results

WhenSecurity report is generated in GitLab

Then

Check the report for critical vulnerabilities and alert the security team if any are found.

Put on Autopilot

3. Weekly branch cleanup

WhenEvery Friday at 05:00 PM

Then

Find all merged branches in GitLab and delete them to keep the repo clean.

Put on Autopilot

4. Track deployment frequency

WhenDeployment is finished in GitLab

Then

Log the deployment time to a Google Sheet for monthly reporting.

Put on Autopilot

5. Warn on resource usage spikes

WhenSystem event is logged in GitLab

Then

If the log shows a resource spike, notify the infrastructure team.

Put on Autopilot

1. Capture customer feedback from issues

WhenNew issue is created in GitLab

Then

If the issue contains 'feedback', extract the core request and add it to the product feature sheet.

Put on Autopilot

2. Track milestone completion

WhenIssue is closed in GitLab

Then

Calculate the remaining tasks in the milestone and post an update to the product channel.

Put on Autopilot

3. Notify of major feature changes

WhenMerge request is merged in GitLab

Then

If the MR is tagged 'feature', notify the marketing team.

Put on Autopilot

4. Weekly backlog health check

WhenEvery Monday at 08:00 AM

Then

Check for issues that haven't been updated in 14 days and flag them for review.

Put on Autopilot

5. Flag milestone delays

WhenMilestone due date is approaching

Then

If the milestone is 80% complete but only 2 days remain, alert the product manager.

Put on Autopilot

1. Triage bug reports immediately

WhenNew issue is created in GitLab

Then

If tagged 'bug', check for reproduction steps and assign to QA if complete.

Put on Autopilot

2. Track regression bugs

WhenIssue is reopened in GitLab

Then

If the issue was previously closed, flag it as a regression and notify the QA lead.

Put on Autopilot

3. Daily test coverage report

WhenEvery day at 06:00 PM

Then

Pull the coverage metrics from GitLab and post a summary to the QA channel.

Put on Autopilot

4. Notify QA of new releases

WhenNew tag is created in GitLab

Then

Notify the QA team that a new release is ready for testing.

Put on Autopilot

5. Flag untested merge requests

WhenNew merge request is created in GitLab

Then

If the MR lacks a test file, comment on the MR asking for tests.

Put on Autopilot

Build your own autopilot

Set the trigger. Describe the action. Done.

1. Select when agent is executed

App

GitLab

When

Select

2. Describe the task to agent

Put on Autopilot

Playbooks

Turn any repetitive process into a
click-to-complete workflow.

Collect inputs through forms, run AI agents on the spot — all on one page.

Bug Fix Documentation Playbook

FormCollect data with form

1. Enter Bug Details

Enter Bug Details

Fill fields below 👇

Bug ID *

Fix Summary *

Affected Files *

AI AgentExecute agent from playbook

2. Summarise Fix

Agent

Summarise the fix for {{Fix Summary}} in {{Affected Files}}.

Complete in a clickSend data to 1500+ apps

3. Update GitLab Issue

Update IssueinGitLab

4. Update Changelog

Commit FileinGitLab

Bug Fix Documentation Playbook

Document bug fixes and update the changelog automatically.

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New Project Setup Playbook

Configure a new GitLab project with standard labels and webhooks.

Clone This Playbook

Merge Request Review Playbook

Review MRs for adherence to style guides.

Clone This Playbook

Security Patch Deployment Playbook

Prepare a security patch and notify the team.

Clone This Playbook

Onboarding New Engineer Playbook

Grant project access and send welcome info.

Clone This Playbook

Pipeline Failure Analysis Playbook

Analyse logs and create a ticket.

Clone This Playbook

Environment Provisioning Playbook

Provision a new test environment.

Clone This Playbook

Security Audit Playbook

Run a security audit and report findings.

Clone This Playbook

Resource Cleanup Playbook

Clean up unused cloud resources.

Clone This Playbook

Deployment Status Report Playbook

Generate a deployment status summary.

Clone This Playbook

Feature Request Triage Playbook

Triage incoming feature requests.

Clone This Playbook

Roadmap Update Playbook

Update the product roadmap based on issue status.

Clone This Playbook

Customer Feedback Analysis Playbook

Analyse customer feedback.

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Competitor Analysis Playbook

Track competitor updates.

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Release Note Drafting Playbook

Draft release notes for stakeholders.

Clone This Playbook

Regression Test Generation Playbook

Generate regression tests for new features.

Clone This Playbook

Bug Reproduction Playbook

Automate bug reproduction steps.

Clone This Playbook

Test Coverage Audit Playbook

Audit test coverage.

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QA Status Report Playbook

Generate a QA status report.

Clone This Playbook

Test Environment Reset Playbook

Reset test environment.

Clone This Playbook

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GREEN-API (In Review)

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The Conversion Engine

WhatsApp V3 by OnlineLiveSupport

LinkupAPI for LinkedIn

Autobound

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E2B

Automate any manual work with AI Agents

One-off tasks in one message

Chat

When

New issue is created in GitLab

Then

Recurring Work on autopilot

Autopilot

Bug Triage Playbook

Enter issue link

Analyse report

Update GitLab issue

Repetitive Processes in 1 click

Playbooks

Why DoMyWork

Most Tools Call Themselves Agents.
Few Actually Are.

Capability	DoMyWork AI agent + execution	Claude Code Agentic dev CLI	Anthropic Cowork Desktop file agent	Zapier / Make / n8n Rule-based automation	ChatGPT + Copilot General AI assistants
	Getting Started
Instant To Start, No Setup			App Install Needed	Flows Must Be Built First
No Pre-Mapping Needed				Every Field Must Be Mapped
No Technical Skills Needed		Terminal, Scripts, Infra		Gets Complex Fast
	Reach & Execution
Built-In App Connections	1500+ Apps	Manual Config	Via Connectors Only	Each Needs Its Own Flow	Own Ecosystem Only
Web Research & Scraping	Built-In, No Extra Setup				Not Automation-Grade
	Intelligence
Reasons Through Edge Cases					Reasons, Rarely Acts
Scheduled Tasks					Limited Support
Single Prompt, Multi-App				Each App Pair Needs Own Flow	Conversation-Scoped Only

Agent for

GitLab

A Product by

Trusted by

42,000+ businesses worldwide

Certified

FAQ

Questions
About GitLab AI Agent

An AI agent for GitLab is an autonomous tool that executes tasks like triaging issues, updating merge requests, and reporting progress by connecting GitLab to your other work apps.

Give It a Task.
Watch It Get Done.

Type in your task. The agent accesses your apps, reasons through the data, executes across your stack, and comes back with results.

👇 Tell the AI agent what to do

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AI Agent for GitLab

Turn your GitLab backlog into resolved technical tasks

Summarise the merge requests waiting for your review

Find all unassigned issues in the current sprint

Generate a changelog from recent commits

Check for stale merge requests

Link related issues to a parent epic

Got a different task in mind? Describe it

Identify failing pipelines in the last 24 hours

Review deployment status reports

Audit permissions for new project members

Clean up old environment branches

Check container registry for vulnerabilities

Got a different task in mind? Describe it

Gather feedback from customer support tickets

Update stakeholders on milestone progress

Prioritise the backlog based on issue labels

Draft product requirement documents

Check for duplicate feature requests

Got a different task in mind? Describe it

Triage incoming bug reports

Verify fixes for closed issues

Summarise test coverage gaps

Report on regression trends

Update test documentation

Got a different task in mind? Describe it

How Does a GitLab AI Agent Work

Keep your development pipeline moving — with agents on autopilot

1. Assign new issues to the right developer

2. Flag merge requests missing reviewers

3. Notify team of high-priority bugs

4. Daily summary of pending reviews

5. Detect duplicate issues

1. Alert on pipeline failures

2. Monitor security scan results

3. Weekly branch cleanup

4. Track deployment frequency

5. Warn on resource usage spikes

1. Capture customer feedback from issues

2. Track milestone completion

3. Notify of major feature changes

4. Weekly backlog health check

5. Flag milestone delays

1. Triage bug reports immediately

2. Track regression bugs

3. Daily test coverage report

4. Notify QA of new releases

5. Flag untested merge requests

Playbooks

Turn any repetitive process into a click-to-complete workflow.

What are playbooks?

Bug Fix Documentation Playbook

New Project Setup Playbook

Merge Request Review Playbook

Security Patch Deployment Playbook

Onboarding New Engineer Playbook

Pipeline Failure Analysis Playbook

Environment Provisioning Playbook

Security Audit Playbook

Resource Cleanup Playbook

Deployment Status Report Playbook

Feature Request Triage Playbook

Roadmap Update Playbook

Customer Feedback Analysis Playbook

Competitor Analysis Playbook

Release Note Drafting Playbook

Regression Test Generation Playbook

Bug Reproduction Playbook

Test Coverage Audit Playbook

QA Status Report Playbook

Test Environment Reset Playbook

Connect GitLab + Your Favourite Apps With AI Agents

Automate any manual work with AI Agents

One-off tasks in one message

Recurring Work on autopilot

Repetitive Processes in 1 click

Most Tools Call Themselves Agents. Few Actually Are.

Questions About GitLab AI Agent

Turn any repetitive process into a
click-to-complete workflow.

Most Tools Call Themselves Agents.
Few Actually Are.

Questions
About GitLab AI Agent