Token-efficient GitLab MCP: 167 tools via 3 meta-tools, field projection, keyset pagination
[](#available-categories) [](#available-categories) Token-efficient GitLab MCP server. A fork of zereight/gitlab-mcp re-architected for agent context budgets: 167 tools delivered through 3 meta-tools, with field projection on every list endpoint, server-side file trimming, and keyset pagination on large directories. If your agent's first turn against an MCP server costs ~20K tokens of tool…
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[](#available-categories) [](#available-categories) Token-efficient GitLab MCP server. A fork of zereight/gitlab-mcp re-architected for agent context budgets: 167 tools delivered through 3 meta-tools, with field projection on every list endpoint, server-side file trimming, and keyset pagination on large directories. If your agent's first turn against an MCP server costs ~20K tokens of tool definitions before you've asked anything, this fork is for you. A GitLab Personal Access Token with scope…
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