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Enhances GitLab boards with auto-assignment, time tracking, and quick estimate buttons GitLab Ninja supercharges your GitLab boards with productivity features you didn't know you needed. ✅ Auto-Assignment — Automatically assigns newly created board issues to you ✅ Time Tracking Display — See spent/estimate badges directly on issue cards (color-coded: blue = on track, red = over budget) ✅ Quick Estimates — One-click estimate buttons (1h, 2h, 4h, 1d) on every card ✅ Column Summaries — Total time spent vs. estimated at the top of each board column, with over-budget warnings ✅ Time Estimate Modal — Set estimates without leaving the board ✅ Board Settings — Per-board configuration panel for toggling features ✅ Theme Support — Adapts to your GitLab light/dark theme Works with GitLab.com and self-hosted GitLab instances. All data stays local — no external servers, no analytics, no tracking. How to get started: 1. Install the extension 2. Click the GitLab Ninja icon and enter your GitLab URL and Personal Access Token in Settings 3. Navigate to any GitLab board — features activate automatically Permissions explained: • Storage — Save your settings and API token locally • Active Tab / Tabs — Detect when you're on a GitLab board page • Alarms — Schedule time tracking notifications • Notifications — Display reminders Open source: https://github.com/AndreasGassmann/gitlab-ninja
Jun 24, 2026
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