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GitLab shows how to connect the Duo Agent Platform to external systems
A new tutorial explains how to call custom GitLab Duo Agent Platform flows from external apps like Salesforce to turn errors into analyzed issues.
Summary
GitLab published a tutorial on integrating its Duo Agent Platform with Salesforce using the Flows API. When an error happens, Salesforce sends details to a custom GitLab flow that investigates the repository and opens an issue with a root-cause analysis. The Flows API is generally available from version 19.5.
What changed
- Salesforce calls a custom GitLab Duo flow through the Flows API when an error happens.
- The integration uses a Queueable job because Salesforce restricts callouts during record saves.
- The flow investigates the code and creates a GitLab issue with a root-cause analysis and citations.
Availability
Available now“The Flows API used in this tutorial is generally available from 19.5.”
Founder takeaway
Connect external error logs to custom GitLab Duo flows via the Flows API to automatically generate analyzed issues. The Flows API is available from version 19.5.
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