Creating GitLab Assistants with Dust Apps: Seeking Input

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Hey! We'd like to create assistants connected to our Gitlab repositories. I was thinking of using Dust apps. Has anyone else had this need?

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Remi
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Jean-Baptiste Bouhon - Ceetadel Interesting idea ! You can use this doc as inspo: https://docs.dust.tt/docs/creating-google-calendar-events-from-a-dust-assistant An alternative would be to push the data in Dust using the API and plug it to an agent using the search tool instead. It depends on what you want to do with the data. Here is how the 2 approaches would work. 1/ Dust app: do a classic search via Gitlab API, get the results, use this as input to the agent 2/ Dust Folder + API: agent to a vector search on the whole datasource, use the top 20 most relevant docs to answer 2/ is a bit more difficult to implement (need to have a async job to update the data). But will probably give you better results as in many cases vector search is better than classic search.

Remi
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Jean-Baptiste Bouhon - Ceetadel Interesting idea ! You can use this doc as inspo: https://docs.dust.tt/docs/creating-google-calendar-events-from-a-dust-assistant An alternative would be to push the data in Dust using the API and plug it to an agent using the search tool instead. It depends on what you want to do with the data. Here is how the 2 approaches would work. 1/ Dust app: do a classic search via Gitlab API, get the results, use this as input to the agent 2/ Dust Folder + API: agent to a vector search on the whole datasource, use the top 20 most relevant docs to answer 2/ is a bit more difficult to implement (need to have a async job to update the data). But will probably give you better results as in many cases vector search is better than classic search.