> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://www.oplane.io/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Connect GitLab projects to Oplane
> Connect Oplane to GitLab projects for automated threat modeling on merge requests. No app install required — just sign in with your GitLab account.
Connect Oplane to your GitLab projects to enable automated threat modeling on merge requests. No app installation required — just sign in with your GitLab account.
Navigate to **Workspaces** in the left sidebar and click the **+ Workspace** button in the top right corner.
Select **Managed Workspace** and under Git Repository, click **Continue with GitLab** to connect your account.
You'll be redirected to GitLab to sign in. Enter your credentials or use one of the alternative sign-in methods (Google, GitHub, Bitbucket, Salesforce, or Passkey).
Once authenticated, you'll be redirected back to Oplane where your GitLab account will be connected.
Back in Oplane, select your group from the dropdown and search for the project you want to connect.
Only GitLab projects where you are Maintainer or Owner are listed. This access level is required to create a project access token.
Once connected, configure your workspace settings:
* **Analyse Pull Requests** — Enable to automatically threat model every MR. If disabled, you can still trigger reviews by mentioning `@oplane` in an MR comment.
* **Access** — Add team members who should have access to this workspace.
Click **Create** when ready.
Oplane analyses your repository and suggests threat models based on the codebase. Select the ones relevant to your project, or describe your own scope.
Learn how Oplane reviews your merge requests in the Pull & Merge Requests guide.