Agents can now be sent to work directly in GitLab 👀 SourceCraft has the ability to connect autonomous AI agents that work under their own accounts. You pose a task in a GitLab discussion, and the agent independently writes the code or checks its security. If he lacks data or requires approval, he writes to the team himself. The finished result is returned to the developer for review. Moreover, you can connect your own agent, for example, created in Yandex AI Studio, for the tasks of a specific team. Essentially, instead of constantly copying issues from GitLab into a separate AI chat, the agent becomes a participant in the usual workflow.
Агентов теперь можно отправлять работать прямо в GitLab 👀
Агентов теперь можно отправлять работать прямо в GitLab 👀.
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- Агентов теперь можно отправлять работать прямо в GitLab 👀.
Агентов теперь можно отправлять работать прямо в GitLab 👀
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