A high-performance browser extension designed for Cybersecurity L1/L2 Analysts to automate repetitive triage tasks within GitLab environments.
High-volume security triage often requires repetitive manual entry of common findings, assignment of leads, and issue closure. This creates a bottleneck in response times and increases the risk of manual entry errors during high-stress shifts.
The GitLab Triage Accelerator injects a customizable automation layer directly into the GitLab UI. It allows analysts to execute complex multi-step actions (commenting, labeling, assigning, and closing) with a single click or a keyboard shortcut.
- Customizable Quick Actions: Define your own triage categories, slash commands, and labels via a dedicated options page.
- Global Hotkeys: Trigger actions instantly using
Alt + [Key]shortcuts, removing the need for mouse interaction. - Floating Action Bar: A non-intrusive UI overlay that follows you as you scroll, keeping triage tools accessible at all times.
- Smart Event Injection: Uses debounced MutationObservers and simulated keyboard events to ensure compatibility with GitLab's dynamic Single Page Application (SPA) architecture.
- Optimized for Triage: Specifically built to handle the fast-paced requirements of Cybersecurity L1/L2 workflows.
- Clone this repository or download the source code.
- Open your browser and navigate to
chrome://extensions/. - Enable Developer Mode (top-right toggle).
- Click Load unpacked and select the directory containing these files.
- Zip the extension files.
- Open Kiwi Browser and go to
kiwi://extensions. - Enable Developer Mode.
- Click + (from .zip) and select your archive.
- Click the extension icon to open the Options Page.
- Configure your common triage responses (e.g.,
✅ Clean,⚠️ Suspicious). - Assign a unique shortcut key for each action.
- On any GitLab issue page, use
Alt + [Key]or click the floating button to execute the triage flow instantly.
Created by Muhammad Abdullah (2026)