Read-only review brief for one GitLab.com merge request. It reads project metadata, merge request details, discussion notes, recent commits on the source branch, and pipelines for that branch through recued-core.gitlab, then asks the AI summarizer for scope, reviewer state, CI status, risks, and next actions. It never creates or updates issues, notes, merge requests, branches, tags, commits, releases, runners, admin settings, pipelines, jobs, artifacts, webhooks, or arbitrary GitLab APIs.

How it works 21 steps

Inspect the data fetches, transforms, gates, and output this recipe runs.

Process (21 steps)

■ project_id trim

Trim whitespace from setting project id

■ merge_request_iid trim

Trim whitespace from setting merge request iid

■ project ?

■ merge_request ?

■ notes_raw ?

■ commits_raw ?

■ pipelines_raw ?

skip: config.include_pipelines not_equal true

■ notes default

Apply default

■ commits default

Apply default

■ pipelines default

Apply default

■ note_rows slice

Take a subset of

■ commit_rows slice

Take a subset of

■ pipeline_rows slice

Take a subset of

■ note_count count

Count items in notes

■ commit_count count

Count items in commits

■ pipeline_count count

Count items in pipelines

■ summarize ?

■ note_table to_table

Format results as a data table

■ commit_table to_table

Format results as a data table

■ pipeline_table to_table

Format results as a data table

■ card to_summary

Format results as a summary card

Settings 7 configurable

Configurable at install. Defaults shown — change them anytime in Recued.

focus setting = Summarize merge request scope, reviewer and assignee state, discussion-note themes, source-branch commit activity, pipeline status, merge risks, and concrete next actions. Do not invent facts outside the GitLab records.

gitlab setting =

row limit setting = 25

max length setting = 900

project id setting =

include pipelines setting = true

merge request iid setting =