Give Codex your GitLab and Outlook together and a code event becomes an email or a filing action without a handoff. GitLab is where the merge requests and pipelines live, and Outlook is where the team reads mail and keeps its records. Codex can approve a merge request, then draft the Outlook email that announces it, with the pipeline log attached if it needs one. It also handles the routine filing, sorting release mail into folders and creating contacts for new collaborators.
Pick the operations you want and each becomes a tool the agent can call directly while it works.
List projects accessible to the token.
Retrieve a single project by ID or namespace/path.
Create a new project (repository).
List members of a project.
List issues in a project.
Get a single issue by its project-scoped IID.
Create an issue in a project.
Edit issue fields or change its state.
Add a comment (note) to an issue or merge request.
List merge requests in a project.
Get a single merge request by IID.
Open a merge request.
Edit a merge request or change its state.
Accept/merge a merge request.
List repository branches.
Create a repository branch.
Delete a repository branch.
List repository commits.
Create a commit with file actions in one call.
Get a repository file's content and metadata.
Create or update a single repository file.
Create a git tag.
List CI/CD pipelines.
Trigger a new pipeline on a ref.
List jobs for a pipeline.
Create a release tied to a tag.
List groups visible to the token.
Global search across GitLab.
Return the authenticated user (token validity check).
Get a single pipeline.
Retry the failed/canceled jobs of a pipeline.
Cancel a pipeline's running jobs.
Get a single job.
Get a job's log/trace (plain text).
Retry a single job.
Run a manual job.
Cancel a single job.
List a project's CI/CD variables.
Create a project CI/CD variable.
Update a project CI/CD variable's value.
Delete a project CI/CD variable.
Approve a merge request.
Remove your approval from a merge request.
List comments (notes) on an issue or merge request.
Delete an issue.
List a project's labels.
Create a project label.
Delete a project label.
List a project's milestones.
Create a project milestone.
Add a user as a project member.
Remove a project member.
List a project's releases.
Get a release by tag name.
Post a build/commit status onto a commit SHA.
List a project's environments.
Create an environment.
Stop an environment.
Delete a stopped environment.
List a project's deployments.
Get a single deployment.
Create a deployment record.
List a project's wiki pages.
Get a wiki page by slug.
Create a wiki page.
Update a wiki page.
Delete a wiki page.
List protected branches.
Protect a branch (or wildcard).
Unprotect a branch.
List the current user's todos.
Mark a single todo as done.
Mark all of the current user's todos as done.
List a project's webhooks.
Create a project webhook.
Delete a project webhook.
Update a release's name/notes.
Delete a release (the tag is kept).
List a group's epics (Premium).
Create an epic in a group (Premium).
Update an epic (Premium).
Configuration for sending an email
Configuration for reading emails from inbox
Configuration for replying to an email
Configuration for forwarding an email
Configuration for getting a specific email by ID
Configuration for marking an email as read or unread
Configuration for deleting an email
Configuration for moving an email to a different folder
Configuration for creating an email draft
Configuration for listing mail folders
Configuration for creating a new mail folder
Configuration for getting attachments from an email
Configuration for getting mailbox settings
Configuration for updating auto-reply settings
Configuration for copying a message to another folder
Configuration for updating message properties
Configuration for sending an existing draft
Configuration for creating a reply draft
Configuration for creating a reply-all draft
Configuration for creating a forward draft
Configuration for adding an attachment to a message
Configuration for deleting an attachment
Configuration for updating a folder
Configuration for deleting a folder
Configuration for moving a folder
Configuration for copying a folder
Configuration for listing inbox rules
Configuration for getting a specific rule
Configuration for creating an inbox rule
Configuration for updating an inbox rule
Configuration for deleting an inbox rule
Configuration for listing master categories
Configuration for getting a specific category
Configuration for creating a category
Configuration for updating a category
Configuration for deleting a category
Configuration for getting MIME content
Configuration for sending MIME message
Configuration for listing calendar events
Configuration for creating a calendar event
Configuration for getting a calendar event
Configuration for updating a calendar event
Configuration for deleting a calendar event
Configuration for canceling a calendar event
Configuration for accepting an event invitation
Configuration for declining an event invitation
Configuration for tentatively accepting an event invitation
Configuration for dismissing an event reminder
Configuration for snoozing an event reminder
Configuration for finding available meeting times
Configuration for getting free/busy schedule
Configuration for listing recurring event instances
Configuration for listing calendars
Configuration for listing calendar groups
Configuration for getting room lists
Configuration for listing contacts
Configuration for creating a contact
Configuration for getting a contact
Configuration for updating a contact
Configuration for deleting a contact
Configuration for listing contact folders
Configuration for creating a contact folder
Configuration for getting a contact folder
Configuration for updating a contact folder
Configuration for deleting a contact folder
Codex is OpenAI's command-line coding agent. NoClick runs it as a hosted agent and lets you connect your apps to it as tools, turning it from a coding assistant into an operator that can act across your systems. Connect an integration to the agent and Codex can query, create, and update records in that app directly. You keep the Codex experience and give it real reach into the tools your team already uses.
NoClick runs Codex for you with GitLab and Outlook wired in as tools. Connect your account and run.