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🦊 GitLab (team feature)

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What you need

• GitLab Access Token with at least api scope
• GitLab Project ID for the repository Nota should access
• Admin/team-level access to Integrations → GitLab

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Create a GitLab access token

1. In GitLab, open User → Edit profile → Access Tokens (sometimes shown as User settings → Personal Access Tokens).
2. Click Create personal access token.
3. Set a Name (e.g., “Nota Bot”), an Expiration date, and select the api scope (minimum for API access).
4. Click Create personal access token, then copy the token shown once.
5. Store it securely—GitLab will not show it again.

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Find your project ID

1. Open the target project in GitLab.
2. In the project home sidebar, look for Project information → Details. The Project ID appears in the right column.
3. Alternatively, check the URL: https://gitlab.com/<group>/<project>/-/settings often shows ?project_id=<id> in the query string.

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Add credentials in Nota

1. Open Integrations in the left nav and select the GitLab card.
2. Enter the GitLab Access Token you created.
3. Enter the GitLab Project ID for the target repo.
4. Save. Nota will use these values immediately—no environment variable or redeploy needed.

🔐 Use short-lived tokens when possible, and rotate the token if you move repositories or change scopes.