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Turn GitLab MR review discussions into AI-ready execution tasks. Turn GitLab merge request review discussions into AI-ready task prompts in one click. Instead of hand-copying a reviewer's comment, the file path, the line number and the diff into your AI assistant, get a ready-made prompt on your clipboard and paste it into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor — any tool you use. WHAT IT DOES • Adds a sidebar to every GitLab merge request page listing all review discussions as tasks • Shows open vs resolved counts; resolved threads can be hidden or shown • Each task shows the reviewer, comment preview, reply count and file:line • "Send to AI" copies a structured prompt — MR title, the full comment thread, file and line, and the diff hunk — to your clipboard • Fetches ALL discussions (paginated), so comments added after a rebase don't get lost • Skips system notes ("added 1 commit…") — only real human feedback becomes a task • Re-syncs when you navigate between MRs; a refresh button re-fetches on demand PRIVACY FIRST The extension talks only to the GitLab page you are already on, using your existing session. No AI provider is ever called — "Send to AI" is a clipboard copy, and you choose where to paste it. No analytics, no external servers, no data stored: tasks live in memory and disappear when the tab closes. No API keys needed or accepted. Requires no Chrome permissions beyond access to GitLab merge request pages.
Aug 7, 2026
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