How do I use GitLab Merge Request Integration in Pickaxe?

To use the GitLab Merge Request Integration MCP server, connect it to your Pickaxe in the builder. This server provides 10 tools you can call from your AI workflow. You can configure it in the Actions tab when building your AI tool.

What tools does GitLab Merge Request Integration provide?

The GitLab Merge Request Integration MCP server includes 10 tools: get_projects, list_open_merge_requests, get_merge_request_details, and more. Review the capabilities section above for exact tool names and parameter details.

What is an MCP server?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers allow your AI tools to connect to external services and APIs. They expose structured tools your AI can call. Exact capabilities depend on the specific server and tools you connect. Learn more about MCP.

Is GitLab Merge Request Integration free to use?

GitLab Merge Request Integration is available to all Pickaxe users. MCP servers are included in your Pickaxe plan, and you can add them to any of your AI tools. Some servers may have usage-based costs from the underlying service provider. View our pricing page for more details.

A Pickaxe is an AI tool, either a chatbot or a form, that is powered with a prompt. In addition to the prompt, you can power your Pickaxe with documents, websites, videos, special instructions, API endpoints, and more. To get started, build a Pickaxe in our no code AI builder.

A Studio is a standalone AI web-app. It is a simple way to host and sell your Pickaxes to other people. Studios allow you to bundle tools, customize a page, manage users, and collect payments. You can learn more about studios in this guide.

Can I train my Pickaxes on documents?

Yes, you can you train your Pickaxes on documents, websites, and even videos by uploading them into the Knowledge Base. You can add knowledge to tools in the builder. You can learn more about training your Pickaxes in this guide.

Can I talk to someone at Pickaxe?

Yes. We love talking to customers to hear about their use-case, answer their questions, and more. You can set a 15-minute call with us here.

How do I embed a Pickaxe on my website?

After you've created a Pickaxe you can embed it on a website by clicking on the Pickaxe in a Studio, then clicking the add embed button. You will be able to customize your embed in an Embed Customization screen and then copy and paste the embed code wherever you want to embed your Pickaxe. You can embed Pickaxes on Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Notion, Kajabi, Wordpress, and any website that supports embeds. You can read our step-by-step guide on embedding Pickaxes here.

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GitLab Merge Request Integration AI Integration

Turn GitLab Merge Request Integration into an execution layer for Pickaxe so your AI can automate developer workflows. Ship faster with fewer repetitive steps.

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