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Why GitLab signed the Open Weights and American AI Leadership letter
GitLab supports customer choice, data privacy, and AI model neutrality, empowering teams to run secure, cost-effective, local solutions.
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AI agents can write, push, and deploy without human review at each step. Learn a practical framework for controlling access, permissions, and audit trails.
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Learn about this latest patch release for Community Edition and Enterprise Edition.
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Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5 is now available on GitLab Duo Agent Platform, delivering deeper reasoning without sacrificing speed.
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AI agents can write, push, and deploy without human review at each step. Learn a practical framework for controlling access, permissions, and audit trails.

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Learn about this latest patch release for Community Edition and Enterprise Edition.

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