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GitLab integration for AIOProductOS

What syncs in

  • Projects, modules, and dependencies
  • Commits, merge requests, and ownership
  • Architecture structure for the Codebase Brain

What it unlocks

  • Trace a backlog item to the modules it touches
  • Documentation generated from the code graph
  • See ownership before you scope a feature request

The GitLab connector reads your project structure and builds the Codebase Brain: an interactive graph of files, modules, dependencies and ownership that updates as the code changes, plus documentation generated from it.

Because the code shares a spine with customers, revenue and the backlog, scoping a request stops being a guess. The accounts asking and the modules involved read from one record.

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Questions GitLab can't answer alone

  • Q

    Which module do we change to ship this request?

  • Q

    What does our architecture look like right now?

  • Q

    Who owns the code behind this customer's issue?

On AIOProductOS each of these is a query against one record — not a cross-tool hunt. Ask in plain language with AIOInsights (⌘I) and get the answer with citations to your data.

FAQ

GitLab integration

What does the GitLab integration do?

The GitLab integration builds and maintains the Codebase Brain from your GitLab projects: an architecture graph of modules, dependencies and ownership. It links that code to the features, backlog items and customers the code serves.

Does it work with self-managed GitLab?

The connector reads project structure and metadata through the GitLab API, so it keeps the architecture graph and generated documentation current against the projects you point it at.

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