GitLab PR Analysis MCP Server
by CodeByWaqas
This project provides an MCP server that integrates GitLab merge request analysis with Confluence documentation. It allows you to fetch merge request details, analyze code changes, and store the results in Confluence pages.
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What is GitLab PR Analysis MCP Server?
The GitLab PR Analysis MCP Server is a tool that automates the process of analyzing GitLab merge requests and storing the results in Confluence. It fetches merge request details, analyzes code changes, and generates reports.
How to use GitLab PR Analysis MCP Server?
To use the server, first install it by cloning the repository, creating a virtual environment, and installing dependencies. Then, configure the .env file with your GitLab and Confluence credentials. Finally, start the server and interact with it using prompts to fetch merge request details, analyze code changes, or store summaries in Confluence.
Key features of GitLab PR Analysis MCP Server
Fetch merge request details from GitLab
Analyze code changes in merge requests
Generate detailed reports
Store analysis results in Confluence
Comprehensive logging for debugging
Use cases of GitLab PR Analysis MCP Server
Automating code review documentation
Tracking code quality metrics
Generating release notes
Improving collaboration between development and documentation teams
FAQ from GitLab PR Analysis MCP Server
What is an MCP server?
What is an MCP server?
MCP stands for Model Control Protocol. In this context, it refers to a server that listens for commands and performs actions based on those commands.
What are the prerequisites for using this server?
What are the prerequisites for using this server?
You need Python 3.8 or higher, a GitLab account with API access, and optionally a Confluence account for storing analysis results.
How do I obtain a GitLab token?
How do I obtain a GitLab token?
Generate a personal access token in GitLab with the api scope.
How do I store analysis results in Confluence?
How do I store analysis results in Confluence?
Configure the Confluence credentials in the .env file and use the store_in_confluence tool.
Where are the server logs stored?
Where are the server logs stored?
The server logs are stored in the mcp_server.log file.