GitLab Duo

A GitLab tutorial published September 8, 2026 walks administrators through connecting GitLab Duo Self-Hosted to models hosted in Microsoft Foundry, covering GPT, Claude, Llama, and Mistral families. It emphasizes that GitLab lets you assign a model per feature, so teams can pick a family for agentic work, a code-specia For organizations with data sovereignty, residency, or regulatory constraints, GitLab Duo Self-Hosted provides control over hosting, region, network path, and credentials while connecting to models deployed in customer-chosen infrastructure. Microsoft Foundry is positioned as useful when teams already operate in Azure

InfoQ's independent coverage (published 2026-06-19) frames GitLab 19.0 as embedding agentic AI across secrets management, merge requests, and software supply chain security, providing third-party validation of the Duo Agent Platform trajectory. The piece corroborates that GitLab is moving from assistive code suggestion The article's angle is useful for developers evaluating the platform: it situates the 19.0 agentic capabilities alongside supply-chain security features (SBOM/provenance work) and MR-driven flows, signaling where automation will surface in day-to-day engineering workflows. Although the supplied excerpt is truncated by

E-SPIN's GitLab 18 release roundup records that GitLab 18.11 (released 2026-04-16) shipped Vulnerability Resolution as generally available on the GitLab Duo Agent Platform, available on Ultimate tiers across GitLab.com, self-managed, and Dedicated. The capability automatically analyzes SAST findings in code context and The same 18.11 update makes the GitLab Data Analyst Foundational Agent generally available on Free, Premium, and Ultimate tiers, letting users query platform data through GitLab Query Language (GLQL) for exploration and analysis. Together, these two GA milestones are the clearest signal that the Duo Agent Platform tran

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GitLab announced the public beta launch of GitLab Duo Agent Platform, a DevSecOps orchestration platform designed to unlock asynchronous collaboration between developers and AI agents.

GitLab 19.4 release notes, published September 17, 2026, extend AI agent tool governance to GitLab MCP server tools, so administrators can now govern third-party MCP tools from the same group and project GitLab Duo settings as internal Duo tools. Read-only tools default to Always Allow to avoid interrupting routine loo The same release adds Kotlin, Dart, and Scala language support to Advanced SAST, delivered through GitLab's Software Factory architecture with per-language front-ends and framework-aware rule gating. Kotlin detection targets Android APIs for SQL injection, unsafe WebView usage, OS command injection, hardcoded credentia

GitLab 18.11, released April 16, 2026, extends agentic AI across the SDLC with autonomous remediation, two new foundational agents, and budget guardrails for GitLab Credits. Headline features include Agentic SAST Vulnerability Resolution GA for ready-to-merge AI code fixes, the CI Expert agent for setting up CI, and th The release also adds spending caps and per-user credit limits to GitLab Credits so organizations have budget guardrails as they scale GitLab Duo Agent Platform. Separately, the overview notes that Claude Opus 4.7 is now available in GitLab Duo Agent Platform, described as Anthropic's latest model, for stronger agent w