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10 articlesGitLab Duo CLI hits GA: the Duo Agent Platform lands in the terminal
GitLab Duo CLI reached general availability with GitLab 19.2, bringing Duo Agentic Chat into the shell with interactive and headless modes and sessions shared across the UI and editor extensions.
Jul 18, 2026 · Priya NairSupply chain securityGitLab tries to auto-fix the transitive-dep problem it keeps quantifying
GitLab has moved Dependency Scanning Auto-Remediation into beta, aimed squarely at the transitive supply-chain risk it just spent a research cycle measuring. The interesting question is not whether the fix ships, but whether anyone downstream trusts the bot enough to merge it.
Jul 17, 2026 · Tomás VegaPlatform engineeringGitLab packages Duo Agent Flows so multi-step runs share the platform's controls
GitLab is naming a shape for multi-step agent work, Duo Agent Flows, that inherits the same access controls, triggers and review gates as any other pipeline object. The pitch is a middle ground between chat that only answers and homegrown scripts that go stale the moment the platform changes.
Jul 17, 2026 · Maya OkonkwoCode quality & testingGitLab Duo Security Review Flow goes after the logic bugs SAST leaves on the floor
GitLab moved Security Review Flow into public beta on the Duo Agent Platform. You add it to a merge request like a human reviewer, and it focuses on authorization and business-logic bugs that pattern-based scanners typically miss.
Jul 17, 2026 · Priya NairAI in CI/CDGitLab shipped a real migration with AI agents and wrote up what actually broke
GitLab's engineering post walks through using its Duo agents to unify two rate-limiting paths across 121 keys and 95 call sites, wrapped in a spec-and-review loop with one honest shadow-mode incident along the way. Here is what a DX-minded reader can lift from it.
Jul 10, 2026 · Priya NairDeveloper experienceAnthropic's newer Sonnet lands on GitLab Duo, routed through the AI Gateway
GitLab has added Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 5 to its Duo Agent Platform across every tier and deployment model, delivered through the platform's AI Gateway. Here's what that gateway hop actually changes for the engineer waiting on the pipeline.
Jul 4, 2026 · Priya NairPlatform engineeringCursor unveils Origin, an agent-first Git host; GitLab and Zed take other paths
Graphite co-founder Tomas Reimers unveiled Origin, a Git-compatible code host built from the ground up for AI agents, at an invite-only Cursor conference. GitLab and Zed are pursuing different rebuilds of the same model.
Jun 22, 2026 · Maya OkonkwoPlatform engineeringGitLab 19.1 makes the AI Catalog event-driven and gives admins the off switch
Duo Flows in the AI Catalog can now fire on merge-request and pipeline events instead of waiting for a human click, and the same release ships admin controls to disable custom agents, scope the catalog to a group hierarchy, and validate flow config at save time.
Jun 20, 2026 · Maya OkonkwoSecurity & supply chainGitLab 19.1 makes AI secret triage GA, and lets admins lock Duo on across an instance
GitLab 19.1 ships with two changes platform teams have to plan a rollout around: a generally available AI pass that scores secret-detection findings, and an always-on availability mode that lets administrators force Duo on for an entire instance or top-level group.
Jun 19, 2026 · Maya OkonkwoSecurity & supply chainGitLab 19.1 pulls third-party scanners into one vulnerability view, SARIF and all
GitLab 19.1 lets any SARIF-emitting scanner file findings into the same vulnerability view as its native results, routed through the platform's auto-remediation and false-positive workflow. The interesting part isn't the integration, it's the governance lever it hands platform teams.
Jun 19, 2026 · Tomás Vega