Catch skipped steps
“Which recent merge requests skipped review or went in without a passing pipeline?”
Check that recent merge requests in GitLab were reviewed and passed their pipeline.
GitLab holds your projects, merge requests and pipelines. Connect it to Drova and Sheila AI, the AI assistant in Drova, can read them and answer from what they record.
With GitLab connected, Sheila AI uses what’s in it as well as what’s in Drova. Ask however you’d normally ask. A few to get you going.
“Which recent merge requests skipped review or went in without a passing pipeline?”
“List last month's pipeline runs as evidence that tests ran before each release.”
“Which of our projects have no protected branch?”
“Does the merge request history show our secure development control is working? Propose an effectiveness update if it does.”
“Suggest a task for each project with no protected branch and each merge request that skipped review.”
Access and privacy
Each person connects their own GitLab account. Sheila AI reads only the projects you can already see.
Each answer names what Sheila AI read in GitLab, so you can check it there.
Sheila AI reads GitLab and doesn’t edit it. Her suggestions land in Drova, where you accept the risks, tasks and control updates you want.
You approve access on GitLab’s own screen, so your GitLab password never comes to Drova.
Disconnecting removes the access. Your admin can also switch GitLab off for the whole organisation.
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Connect to GitLab in Settings and sign in on GitLab’s own screen to approve access.
She answers from GitLab and Drova, and shows where each answer came from.
Let Sheila AI answer from GitLab
Good to know
It connects GitLab to Drova, so Sheila AI, the AI assistant in Drova, can read your projects, merge requests and pipelines, and answer from what they record.
No. Today Sheila AI only reads from GitLab. In Drova she suggests risks, tasks and control updates, and nothing is added until you accept it.
Yours. Each person connects their own GitLab account, and Sheila AI reads only what that person can already see. A colleague connects their own account to use it.
Sign in to Drova, connect to GitLab in Settings and sign in on GitLab’s own screen to approve access. Your GitLab password stays with GitLab.
GitLab shows you what Drova is asking for before you agree. Drova asks once for everything Sheila AI may need, so you don’t have to reconnect later, and you can turn some of it off on that screen.
Yes. You can disconnect GitLab at any time, and your admin can switch it off for your whole organisation.
More tools
Start a free trial and connect GitLab from Settings.