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Route a thought to GitLab

Turn a captured note into a GitLab issue in any project you can reach, on gitlab.com or your own self-hosted instance.

How it works

From a thought to a GitLab issue

  1. 1
    Capture and let Edmund triage
    Type or dictate it. On-device AI reads it and files it into the right project.
  2. 2
    Tap Route, choose GitLab
    It opens in the project you set up, on gitlab.com or a self-hosted instance.
  3. 3
    Tidy the title and send
    Edit the title and body if you like, then it opens as an issue, linked back to the note.
Coming to the App Store
GitLab#88
Widen the capture sheet on landscape iPad
On a landscape iPad the compose box stays phone-width, which is wasteful. Let it fill the pane.
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Once it’s routed

Route it here.
Finish it in GitLab.

Routing isn’t a one-way dump. A real issue appears in GitLab, it stays linked to the note, and finishing it there flips the note to Done back in Edmund.

A new issue appears in GitLab

The summary becomes the issue title and the full note becomes a Markdown description, opened in the project you choose, on gitlab.com or your own self-hosted instance.

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Widen the capture sheet on landscape iPad
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EdmundDone
Widen the capture sheet on landscape iPad

Close the issue in GitLab and the note advances to Done, one direction only, and it never re-opens a note you’ve already closed.

What carries over

Everything the issue needs, already filled in.

Title
The note’s one-line summary becomes the issue title.
Description
The full note travels across as clean Markdown.
Project
Opens in the project you choose, on any instance.
Two-way done
Close the issue in GitLab and the note marks Done.
Get started

Connect GitLab in a minute

Connect gitlab.com with one tap, or paste a personal access token with the api scope. Self-hosted instances use a token against your own base URL.

How you connect
One-tap OAuthorPAT (api scope)
Coming to the App Store
  1. 1
    Connect or add a token
    In Settings → Integrations → GitLab, tap Connect for gitlab.com, or paste a personal access token with the api scope. Self-hosted: set your base URL too.
  2. 2
    Pick a project
    Choose the GitLab project each Edmund project should route to.
  3. 3
    Route your first note
    It opens as an issue in that project, linked back to the note.

Edmund only talks to GitLab the moment you choose to route, never in the background. Revoke access any time from Settings, or from GitLab.

New to routing? See connecting integrations for how it all fits together.

Not ready for a beta? Just get the nudge.

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