Does it fix failed GitLab pipelines?

Yes. When a pipeline fails on an MR linked to a Replicas workspace, the agent reads the logs, pushes a fix and comments on the MR. Admins can turn this off.

Can one agent work across GitHub and GitLab?

Yes. An environment can hold GitHub and GitLab repositories together, and the workspace lists the PRs and MRs side by side.

What GitLab permissions does it need?

The connected account, or a GitLab service account with an api-scoped token, needs the Maintainer role on each project so Replicas can install its webhook.

Integrations / GitLab

A coding agent for GitLab merge requests.

Mention @tryreplicas on any GitLab issue or merge request. Replicas starts a coding agent in an isolated cloud VM. From an issue it opens a merge request and links it back. On an MR it pushes the changes you asked for. When a pipeline fails on its MR, it pushes a fix.

Get started Setup docs

Updated October 25, 2026

How it works

From GitLab to a reviewed pull request.

Trigger in GitLab
@tryreplicas on an issue or MR
Replicas picks up the request with its context.
Isolated cloud VM
Your agent works on your repos
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenCode runs in its own VM with your environment, and can run tests.
Result
New MR, or commits pushed to yours
Review the changes with your team before merging.

From GitLab

What the agent can do from GitLab.

You	Replicas
Comment @tryreplicas on an issue	Plans, opens an MR and comments back with a summary
Comment @tryreplicas on a merge request	Pushes changes to that MR and replies to you
Let a pipeline fail on its MR	Reads the logs, pushes a fix and comments
Allowlist bots or users	Responds to them without a mention
Open, update, merge or close an MR	Can fire automations for chosen projects
Review the MR in Replicas	Approve, merge, rebase or mark it ready
Use a GitLab service account	MRs come from a non-human identity
Connect your own GitLab account	MRs are attributed to you

Setup

Connect GitLab in 4 steps.

Full GitLab setup guide

01
In Replicas, open Organization → Integrations, find GitLab and click Install.
02
Authorize Replicas with your GitLab account.
03
Add your projects. The connected account needs the Maintainer role so Replicas can add its webhook.
04
Mention @tryreplicas on any issue or MR in those projects.

Knowunity uses this

Knowunity keeps repositories in both GitHub and GitLab. One Replicas workspace holds both, so an agent can change the app and backend together and open the matching PR and MR.

Read the Knowunity story

cloud agents launched in July: 2.8kcloud agents launched in July
of pull requests produced by cloud agents: 50%of pull requests produced by cloud agents
engineering velocity: 2×engineering velocity
less time spent fixing bugs: 2/3less time spent fixing bugs

FAQs

GitLab questions

Try it from GitLab

Yes. Mention @tryreplicas in a comment on the MR. If Replicas opened it, the same agent picks up your comment. Otherwise a new workspace starts.

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