list_my_events
Authenticated user's activity feed — pushes, MRs, comments, approvals
How to use it
Project documentation lists list_my_events for the Gitlab MCP MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), then check which tools your installed version makes available. Tool availability can depend on configuration and credentials. A server handshake does not verify this tool’s behavior. See the full listing for setup details.
Install Gitlab MCP
npx @ttpears/gitlab-mcp-serverOther tools in Gitlab MCP (39)
Explore directory structure and files
Create new issues
Create new merge requests
Add a comment/note to an issue or merge request
Run custom GraphQL queries
Discover available GraphQL operations
Get a specific broadcast message by ID
Read file contents for code analysis
List project issues with pagination
Get commits for a merge request
Get diff statistics for a merge request
Get CI/CD pipelines for a merge request
Get MR approval and reviewer status
List project merge requests with pagination
Get notes/comments on an issue or merge request
Get jobs for a specific pipeline
Detailed project information
Aggregate project stats dashboard
Get time estimate, spent, and timelogs
Get all issues assigned to a user
Get MRs authored by or assigned to a user
Fetch a work item (issue, task, epic, incident, OKR) by ID with full widget data
List instance-wide broadcast messages
List group members with access levels
List iterations/sprints (Premium/Ultimate)
List milestones with progress statistics
Authenticated user's to-do inbox — notifications about issues, MRs, mentions, reviews requested
Activity events for a specific project
Another user's public activity feed by username or ID
List work items in a group or project, filtered by type and state
Resolve a path to a project or group
Global search across projects, issues, and merge requests
Discover groups and organizations
Search issues globally or within a project (filter by assignee, author, labels, state)
Search labels in a project or group
Find merge requests by username or within a project
Find repositories by name or description
Find team members and contributors
Update title, description, assignees, labels, due date