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Connect GitLab to receive Autter feedback in the merge request workflow.
Autter product pages often use “pull request” as a general term. In GitLab, the corresponding object is a merge request.

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Before you begin

You need an Autter account and permission to authorize access to the target GitLab group or project.

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Connect GitLab

1

Sign in to Autter

Open the Autter platform and sign in.
2

Start the GitLab connection

Choose the GitLab connection in Autter and complete the provider authorization flow.
3

Select projects

Grant access to the projects you want Autter to review. Start with a limited project set when possible.
4

Open or update a merge request

Use a connected project and look for Autter feedback in the merge request.
Placeholder showing the Autter GitLab authorization and project access flow

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Verify the connection

Confirm that:
  • the project appears in the Autter platform
  • the GitLab integration has access to that project
  • a new or updated merge request starts an Autter review
  • the review output appears in the merge request workflow
If no review appears, verify project access in GitLab and reconnect the project in Autter if necessary.

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Add AI authorship

The GitLab integration and the Autter CLI are separate. Install the Autter CLI if you also want line-level AI authorship and coding-agent context.

Create a custom rule

Add a team standard after you evaluate the default review.

Integrations

Add issue, notification, and editor context.