Mergerie 1.4.0

Mergerie 1.4.0

Merge a branch into another, conflicts and all, without leaving the tool. A new Git → Merge
tab resolves conflicts on screen, one at a time: both versions one under the other — keep one,
keep both, or write your own. You never see a <<<<<<< marker. Then Commit and Push, each
behind its own confirmation; until you push, the destination branch has not moved.

Review runs without being asked. A merge request can be reviewed on arrival, and a report
that goes stale can be re-reviewed by itself — both capped per discovery, both off by default.
The report also publishes on the merge request, handing the review back to its author.

A branch that fell behind catches up from inside the tool. When the forge reports a conflict,
a session's project line offers Update with main: the session's commits are replayed on top of
an up-to-date starting branch, and the AI resolves what git stops on. Nothing is pushed without a
deliberate second gesture — with --force-with-lease, never a bare --force.

A follow-up picks up its own thread. Use the review report and Use the verification report
fill a follow-up with the same prompt the "fix it" button would use, so the agent continues its
session instead of rediscovering the code.

Fifty-two changes from a walk through the whole tool. A merge request card carries its size and
age, a finding is a door into the code, every statistics number opens Reviews filtered, todos tie
themselves to merge requests and tick when they merge, Jenkins jobs pin and link to repositories,
and what you typed once is remembered instead of retyped. Almost all of it reads data that was
already in the database.

Fixed. Reviewing a merge request now shows on screen (0.2 s instead of never); contrast holds
WCAG AA in both themes; a loading list says so from the first paint; the interface language applies
to the server too; a session frozen on "running" after a restart can be started again; and a local
filesystem path is a valid repository URL again.

Full changelog: https://github.com/debugall/mergerie/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md

Mergerie 1.3.0

v1.3.0

Mergerie 1.3.0

Mergerie 1.2.0

• A Jenkins tab: the status of all your jobs, their run-by-run history with each run's parameters, and launching them straight from the tool.
• Objective verification is now automatic: a verifier kicks off on its own for every new merge request, and its verdict — commands, tested commits, output — can be viewed right from the card.
• A Links tab: the services × environments grid, free-form links retrieved by tag, and a global palette that searches everywhere at once.
• Navigation moves to a column layout, collapsible to icons, and shortcuts now cover up to ten tabs.
• One-click backup, history retention, and some sixty fixes.

Mergerie 1.1.0

• Full GitHub support, on par with GitLab: pull requests are discovered, reviewed, scored, commented on, and merged just like merge requests, repository by repository.
• Off-repository coding: the AI reports on its work and accepts a fix request that resumes its session.
• Docker: service search, refined status filter, readable logs with on-demand colors.
• Up to three jobs running in parallel, with a visible queue, per-job stop, and restart of interrupted jobs.
• A calmer, faster-to-navigate interface: Ctrl/Cmd+K palette, keyboard navigation, lists that no longer flicker, pick up right where you left off.
• Mergerie has a logo, available as an app icon and tab icon.

v1.0.0 — From prompt to merge

First public release of Mergerie — a local AI dev cockpit for GitLab.

• Reviews — AI-scored, versioned MR reviews, incremental re-reviews, autonomous convergence loop (review → fix → re-review until the score threshold)
• AI Dev — automated coding sessions: the AI codes, commits, pushes, opens the MR — from prompt to converged MR in one click
• Git / Docker / Jira / Statistics — multi-repo operations with restorable deletions, compose health & live logs, your tickets, quality trends and token cost
• Local-first: Node + SQLite on your machine, drives your existing claude / copilot CLI — no extra API keys

Try it in 30 seconds, no config, no tokens:

npm install && npm run demo   # http://localhost:4319                                                                                                                                                                     

Development happens on GitLab — MRs are reviewed by Mergerie itself. This GitHub repo is a synchronized mirror; issues welcome.