Dash0 acquires Polar Signals
Connect GitLab to Agent0 for AI-assisted code investigations - reading repositories, finding root causes, and opening merge requests - so Dash0's AI assistant can reason about the code behind your telemetry.
GitLab connects to Dash0 as an Agent0 connector, giving Dash0's AI assistant access to your repositories during investigations. When you are debugging a production problem in Dash0, Agent0 can look at the code that produced the telemetry, reason about it, and act on it.
This first-class OAuth connection is the recommended way to connect GitLab to Agent0. A GitLab MCP server also exists, but it is deprecated in favor of this integration — use this connector instead. For other external Model Context Protocol servers, see the MCP Tools for Agent0 integration.
Connecting GitLab takes two steps: an administrator adds the integration once for the organization, and then every member connects their own GitLab account so Agent0 can act on their behalf.
Adding the integration does not, by itself, let Agent0 act in GitLab as you. The organization's service account only serves system information — it cannot act for a person. So after the integration is in place, each employee connects their own GitLab account to grant Agent0 permission to act as them.
This grant is personal to you. It covers only what you can already do in GitLab, and you can revoke it at any time — from the same card in Dash0, or from your authorized applications in GitLab.