Integration
Connect GitLab and Todoist
When New Code Snippet Comment fires in GitLab, your agent runs Create Comment in Todoist, or New Completed Task in Todoist to Add Note to Issue in GitLab. Describe the whole flow and it is built, tested on every scenario and kept running.
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What GitLab and Todoist can do together
From GitLab to Todoist
When New Code Snippet Comment in GitLab
then Create Comment in Todoist
From Todoist to GitLab
Starting points drawn from the triggers and actions in the catalog today. Describe the flow you need, at any depth, and your agent builds it and tests every scenario before it ships.
Everything your agent can do with GitLab and Todoist
Triggers and actions 24 triggers · 92 actions
- Deployment Event (instant)
Fires on a deployment status change (deployment_events).
- New Code Snippet Comment
Triggers when a new comment is made on a code snippet in the selected project
- New Commit
Triggers when a new commit is pushed to a GitLab project's repository.
- New Commit Comment
Triggers when a new comment is made on a commit in the selected project
- New Group Issue Event
Triggers on group issue events, e.g. when an issue is opened, updated, or closed.
- New Group Merge Request Event
Triggers on an open, merge, close, or update merge request event.
- New Issue
Triggers when a new issue is created in a GitLab project.
- New Issue Comment
Triggers when a new comment is made on an issue in the selected project
- New Job Event
Triggers for a specified job event in a project.
- New Merge Request
Triggers when a new merge request is opened in a GitLab project.
- New Merge Request Comment
Triggers when a new comment is made on a merge request in the selected project
- New Pipeline
Triggers when a new CI/CD pipeline is created in a GitLab project.
- New Project
Triggers when a new GitLab project is created that the connected user can see.
- New Project Issue Event
Triggers on project issue events, e.g. when an issue is opened, updated, or closed.
- New Project Merge Request Event
Triggers on an open, merge, close, or update merge request event.
- New Release
Triggers when a new release is created in a GitLab project.
- New Release (instant)
Fires when a release is created or updated (releases_events).
- New Tag
Triggers when a new tag is added to a GitLab project's repository.
- New Tag (instant)
Fires when a tag is pushed (tag_push_events).
- Pipeline Event (instant)
Fires on a pipeline status change (pipeline_events).
- Wiki Page Event (instant)
Fires when a wiki page is created or updated (wiki_page_events).
- Accept Merge Request
Merges an open merge request into its target branch, optionally squashing commits, deleting the source branch, or setting it to merge automatically once checks pass.
- Add Comment to Commit
Adds a comment to a commit in a GitLab project, optionally on a specific line of a file.
- Add Note to Issue
Adds a comment to an issue in a GitLab project.
- Add Note to Merge Request
Adds a comment to a merge request in a GitLab project.
- Add Note to Snippet
Adds a comment to a project snippet in GitLab and returns the created comment.
- Approve Merge Request
Approves a merge request as the connected GitLab user and returns the merge request's updated approval state.
- Cancel Pipeline
Cancels all running and pending jobs in a GitLab pipeline and returns the pipeline with its updated status.
- Create Branch
Creates a new branch in a GitLab project's repository from an existing branch or commit.
- Create Commit
Creates a commit on a branch of a GitLab project, applying a batch of file changes (create, update, delete, move, chmod).
- Create File
Creates a new file in a GitLab project's repository by committing it to a branch.
- Create Issue
Creates a new issue in a GitLab project, with optional description, labels, assignees, milestone and due date.
- Create Label
Creates a label in a GitLab project with the name and color you choose.
- Create Merge Request
Creates a new merge request in a GitLab project from a source branch to a target branch.
- Create Milestone
Creates a milestone in a GitLab project, with an optional description, start date and due date.
- Create Pipeline
Starts a new CI/CD pipeline on a branch or tag of a GitLab project, optionally with pipeline variables and inputs.
- Create Project
Creates a new GitLab project in your personal namespace or in a group you choose.
- Create Release
Creates a release in a GitLab project from an existing tag, or from a branch or commit that is tagged as part of the release.
- Create Snippet
Creates a personal snippet with a title and one file of content in your GitLab account.
- Create Tag
Creates a new Git tag in a GitLab project pointing at a branch, commit or existing tag. Add a message to make it an annotated tag.
- Create Wiki Page
Creates a new wiki page in a GitLab project with the given title and content.
- Delete Branch
Deletes a branch from a GitLab project's repository. The default branch and protected branches cannot be deleted.
- Delete File
Deletes a file from a GitLab project's repository by committing its removal to a branch.
- Delete Issue
Deletes an issue from a GitLab project. Only administrators and project owners can delete issues.
- Delete Tag
Deletes a tag from a GitLab project's repository.
- Find Group Merge Requests
Returns merge requests across a GitLab group and its subgroups, filtered by state, author, assignee, reviewer, labels, milestone, branch, dates or search text.
- Find Project Merge Requests
Finds merge requests in a GitLab project, filtered by text search, state, author, assignee, reviewer, labels, branches, dates and more.
- Find Projects
Finds GitLab projects whose name, path or description matches your search text, optionally narrowed by membership, ownership, visibility, topic and activity dates.
- Find User
Finds GitLab users by username, public email, or a name/username/email search, with optional filters on account state and type.
- Get Branch
Returns a repository branch in a GitLab project, including its protection status, merge status and latest commit.
- Get Commit
Returns a single commit from a project's repository, identified by its SHA or by a branch or tag name, including stats and the latest pipeline.
- Get File
Returns a file from a GitLab repository, including its name, size, commit details and Base64-encoded content.
- Get Group
Returns the details of a GitLab group, such as its name, path, visibility and parent group.
- Get Issue
Returns a single issue in a GitLab project, including its title, description, state, labels, assignees and milestone.
- Get Job
Returns a single CI/CD job in a GitLab project, including its status, stage, pipeline, commit and runner details.
- Get Merge Request
Returns a single merge request in a GitLab project, including its state, branches, author, reviewers and pipeline.
- Get Merge Request Approvals
Returns the approval state of a merge request: whether it is approved, who approved it, and how many approvals are still required.
- Get Pipeline
Returns a single CI/CD pipeline in a project, including its status, ref, commit, timing and who triggered it.
- Get Project
Returns a single GitLab project by its ID or full path, including its settings, visibility and links.
- Get Release
Returns a project's release for the given Git tag, including its description, commit, milestones and assets.
- Get Snippet
Returns a personal snippet by its ID, including its title, file name, visibility, author and links.
- Get Snippet Note
Returns a single comment (note) posted on a project snippet.
- Get Wiki Page
Returns a wiki page from a GitLab project, including its title, content and format.
- List Branches
Returns the branches in a GitLab project's repository, sorted by name, optionally filtered by a search term or regular expression.
- List Commit Comments
Returns the comments left on a commit in a GitLab project.
- List Commits
Returns the commits in a GitLab project's repository, optionally filtered by branch, author, file path or date range.
- List Groups
Returns the GitLab groups visible to the connected user, optionally filtered by name, visibility, ownership or access level.
- List Labels
Returns the labels defined for a GitLab project, optionally filtered by keyword and including issue and merge request counts.
- List Milestones
Returns the milestones of a GitLab project, optionally filtered by state, title, search text or dates.
- List Pipelines
Returns the pipelines in a GitLab project, optionally filtered by branch, status, commit, date range or user.
- List Project Jobs
Returns the CI/CD jobs in a project, newest first, optionally filtered to one job status such as success or failed.
- List Project Members
Returns the direct members of a GitLab project, optionally filtered by name, email or username.
- List Releases
Returns the releases of a GitLab project, newest first by release date.
- List Tags
Returns the Git tags in a GitLab project's repository, optionally filtered by name and sorted.
- Retry Job
Retries a single CI/CD job in a GitLab project and returns the new job that was queued.
- Retry Pipeline
Retries the failed or canceled jobs in a GitLab pipeline and returns the updated pipeline.
- Update File
Updates the content of an existing file in a GitLab repository by committing the change to a branch.
- Update Issue
Updates an existing issue in a GitLab project, including closing or reopening it, changing its title, description, labels, assignees, milestone or dates.
- Update Merge Request
Updates an existing merge request in a GitLab project — title, description, assignees, reviewers, labels, milestone, target branch or state.
- Update Milestone
Updates a project milestone's title, description, dates, or open/closed state.
- Update Project
Updates an existing GitLab project's name, description, visibility, default branch, topics, merge settings and feature visibility. Returns the updated project.
- Update Release
Updates an existing release's name, description, milestones or release date in a GitLab project.
- Update Wiki Page
Updates the title, content or format of an existing wiki page in a GitLab project.
- New Completed Task
Triggers when a task is completed, optionally filtered by project.
- New Incomplete Task
Triggers when a new active (incomplete) task is added, optionally filtered by project.
- New Project
Triggers when a new project is created.
- Close Task
Completes (closes) a task.
- Create Comment
Adds a comment to a task or project.
- Create Label
Creates a new personal label.
- Create Project
Creates a new project.
- Create Section
Creates a new section within a project.
- Create Task
Creates a new task.
- Delete comment
Deletes a comment on a Todoist task or project by its ID.
- Delete label
Deletes a personal label in Todoist and removes it from all tasks.
- Delete Project
Deletes a project.
- Delete section
Deletes a section and all of its tasks.
- Delete Task
Deletes a task.
- Find tasks by filter
Returns the active tasks that match a Todoist filter query, such as "today | overdue".
- Get comment
Returns a single Todoist comment by its ID.
- Get label
/api/v1/labels/{label_id} - retrieve one personal label.
- Get Project
Returns a single project by ID.
- Get section
Returns a single Todoist section by its ID.
- Get Task
Returns a single active task by ID.
- List comments
Returns all comments on a Todoist task or project.
- List Labels
Returns all personal labels.
- List project collaborators
Lists everyone who has access to a Todoist project, with their name and email.
- List Projects
Returns all active projects.
- List Sections
Returns all sections, optionally filtered by project.
- List Tasks
Returns active tasks, optionally filtered by project, label, or filter query.
- Move task
Moves a task to another project, section or parent task.
- Reopen Task
Reopens a previously completed task.
- Update comment
Updates the text of an existing Todoist comment and returns the updated comment.
- Update label
Update a personal label's name, color, order or favorite status. Fields left blank keep their current values.
- Update Project
Updates an existing project.
- Update section
/api/v1/sections/{section_id} - rename a section.
- Update Task
Updates an existing task.
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Questions
GitLab and Todoist, answered
What can start an automation from GitLab?
Any of GitLab's 21 triggers in the catalog, including New Code Snippet Comment, New Commit, New Commit Comment and New Group Issue Event. Describe the moment in plain language and your agent picks the right one.
What can your agent do in Todoist when something happens in GitLab?
Any of Todoist's 30 actions, including Create Comment, Create Label, Create Project and Create Section. Your agent maps the data both ways and tests every scenario before it ships.
Can it also run from Todoist to GitLab?
Yes. When something happens in Todoist, your agent can act in GitLab too. This page covers both directions: Todoist's triggers and GitLab's actions are listed here as well.
Do I have to build a connector for GitLab or Todoist?
No. Both are in the catalog with their triggers and actions. You describe the automation; your agent builds it, tests every scenario and keeps it running.
Can my AI client use GitLab and Todoist without building an automation?
Yes. With your AI client connected to APIANT, ask it to do something in either app once and it runs that action on the spot. Ask for an automation and your agent builds it, tests every scenario and keeps it running. One connection covers both.
What happens when something fails?
Your agent works that out for you. It plans the failure paths along with the happy path, then tests every scenario before it ships.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Every plan includes the agent, including free, and building from your own AI client spends no assistant credits.