Coding agents
llms.txtlists every page for an agent
Setup by an agent, and four opt-in features that run a model.
Works
- An agent can run the setup and stops at a pull request; it never applies or approves
- A read-only MCP server over the estate, the audit trail and the delivery metrics, running no model
- Four opt-in features run a model, each off until you set it up with a model API key
Differs
- On GitLab the agent comment and drift fixes are refused, and the review runs through the comments schedule.
First step
You can count on
- A plan note on every pull request
- Gated applies of the plans you approved
- No overlapping or stale applies
- Re-plan from a comment
- Scheduled drift checks
- OIDC roles, one to plan, one to apply
- Policy on every plan
- An audit trail in your bucket
- Secrets kept out of notes and logs
- Your state backend, as is
- Your own runners
- Your forge's sign-in and permissions
Then read
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