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GitLab Integration

Connect Vyre IDE with GitLab. Let Vyre agents create merge requests (MRs), write code review comments, and execute automated scans on your self-hosted or SaaS GitLab repositories.

Setup Instructions

1

Link GitLab Account

Go to Settings → Integrations → GitLab and click "Connect GitLab Account."

2

Grant Permissions

Sign in to GitLab (SaaS or your self-hosted instance) and authorize the Vyre Application. Ensure permissions for api, read_repository, and write_repository are enabled.

3

Select Projects

Pick which groups and repositories Vyre should monitor. Click "Sync" to begin initial indexing.

Key Features

Create Merge Requests

Ask Cloud Agents to implement features. Vyre creates a new branch, pushes commits, and opens a GitLab Merge Request.

GitLab CI Integration

Trigger Cloud Agents directly from GitLab CI pipelines using the Vyre CLI container images.

Merge Request Reviews

Run Bugbot or Security Agents on every Merge Request. View comments directly on the GitLab diff viewer.

Self-Hosted Gateway

Connect self-hosted GitLab instances securely behind your firewall using the Vyre Local Gateway.

Webhook Events

Vyre registers webhooks on your GitLab repositories to monitor:

  • Merge Request events: Trigger scans and run automated reviews.
  • Note events: Triggers Cloud Agents when someone types @vyre-agent in MR comments.
  • Pipeline events: Notify Vyre of pipeline failures to investigate causes.

If you use a self-hosted GitLab instance, configure your server Base URL and Personal Access Token (PAT) inside the Vyre Enterprise settings page.

GitLab CI Runner Configuration

Integrate Vyre directly in .gitlab-ci.yml:

yaml
vyre-audit:
  image: vyre/cli:latest
  script:
    - vyre security scan --repo $CI_PROJECT_PATH
  rules:
    - if: '$CI_PIPELINE_SOURCE == "merge_request_event"'