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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion automations/manage.mdx
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- For GitLab: a connected GitLab account (see [GitLab setup](#gitlab-setup) below)

<Tip>
You can also create, list, and delete automations from the terminal with [`mint automation`](/cli/commands#mint-automation). The CLI is useful for scripting and CI; the dashboard is the easiest way to configure and monitor automation runs.
You can also create, list, and delete automations from the terminal with [`mint automation`](/cli/commands#mint-workflow). The CLI is useful for scripting and CI; the dashboard is the easiest way to configure and monitor automation runs.
</Tip>

## Enable an automation
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## GitLab setup

To use GitLab repositories in an automation, connect each project through the [GitLab OAuth](https://app.mintlify.com/settings/organization/gitlab-oauth) settings page. Connect every repository the automation touches—your documentation repository and any trigger or context repositories. You must have at least the Maintainer role on each project.

<Note>
Automations require a paid GitLab tier. The agent uses short-lived project access tokens for repository access, which GitLab's Free plan does not support.
</Note>
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