Same friction engine.
Now for GitLab.
Your team uses GitLab? Deviera brings the same automation-first approach — pipeline failures, stale merge requests, repo health — without switching to GitHub.
How it works
Connect
Authenticate with GitLab via OAuth 2.0. Select the groups and projects you want to monitor.
Configure
Choose which events trigger automations — pipeline failures, stale MRs, push events, and more.
Act
Deviera fires your automation rules. Issues land in Jira or Linear. Notifications hit Slack. All automatic.
Full GitLab coverage
Merge request monitoring
Track merge request lifecycle — opened, stale, approved, merged. Detect bottlenecks before they slow your team down.
CI/CD pipeline signals
Failed pipelines, flaky jobs, slow stages — Deviera detects them and fires your automation rules instantly.
Repo health scores
The same health scoring engine that works with GitHub, now for your GitLab repositories. Track cycle time, failure rate, and PR velocity.
Webhook-native
Event-driven via GitLab webhooks. Zero polling, zero latency. Deviera reacts the moment something happens in your repo.
Stale MR detection
Merge requests sitting without review? Deviera flags them, notifies the team, and creates a tracking issue in your issue tracker.
OAuth 2.0 authentication
Connect via GitLab OAuth — no personal access tokens. Minimal scopes, revocable at any time from your GitLab settings.
GitHub + GitLab — one friction pipeline
Many teams use both GitHub and GitLab across different projects or acquisitions. Deviera unifies signals from both into a single friction pipeline — same automations, same signal feed, same health scores.
- Connect GitHub and GitLab repos to the same workspace
- Unified signal feed — all events in one stream
- Same automation rules work across both platforms
- Single friction score across your entire engineering org
Ready to connect GitLab?
Start your free trial and connect in under 3 minutes.