gitlabApr 16, 2026

Claude Opus 4.7 is now available in GitLab Duo Agent Platform (opens in new tab)

GitLab Duo Agent Platform now supports Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.7 across Agentic Chat and agent-powered software delivery workflows. The model is designed to improve long-running, multistep tasks through stronger reasoning, instruction following, and self-verification. GitLab says this should make agents more reliable across development, security, CI/CD, and deployment. ## Improved Reasoning and Instruction Following - Internal evaluations reportedly show Opus 4.7 outperforming Sonnet 4.6 and Opus 4.6. - It handles complex, conditional instructions more precisely. - Agents can complete multistep tasks with fewer errors and more predictable, auditable results. - Self-verification helps agents check generated code and tests before presenting them. ## Support Across the Software Lifecycle - **Development:** Faster code generation and test creation with less developer back-and-forth. - **Security:** More reliable vulnerability remediation through complete, correctly scoped sequences. - **CI/CD:** Better continuity when investigating pipeline failures, analyzing logs, and proposing fixes. - **Cross-stage workflows:** The model supports coordination across planning, coding, security, and deployment. ## Availability and Pricing - Claude Opus 4.7 is available now through model selection in GitLab Duo Agent Platform. - Model credit consumption details are provided in GitLab’s documentation. - New users can start a free trial. - GitLab Premium and Ultimate subscribers can enable Duo Agent Platform and use included GitLab Credits. Teams using GitLab’s agent workflows can adopt Opus 4.7 to improve reliability on complex, multi-tool tasks spanning the full software delivery lifecycle.

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gitlabApr 16, 2026

GitLab 18.11 release notes | GitLab Docs (opens in new tab)

Agentic SAST Vulnerability Resolution is now generally available in GitLab 18.11 through the GitLab Duo Agent Platform. It autonomously analyzes critical and high-severity SAST findings, proposes code fixes, and creates ready-to-review merge requests. The feature is designed to accelerate remediation while giving reviewers confidence assessments and the option to apply fixes directly from vulnerability details. ## Availability and Integration - Available with GitLab Ultimate. - Supported on GitLab.com, GitLab Self-Managed, and GitLab Dedicated. - Runs: - As part of a SAST scan - After SAST false-positive detection - Manually for individual SAST vulnerabilities ## Automated Vulnerability Analysis - Examines each finding and reasons through the surrounding code context. - Generates proposed fixes for critical and high-severity SAST vulnerabilities. - Automatically opens a merge request containing the remediation for review. ## Review and Remediation Workflow - Provides quality assessments to help reviewers evaluate the likely reliability of each proposed fix. - Lets users apply resolutions directly from vulnerability details pages. - Feedback is welcomed through GitLab issue 585626. ## Practical Recommendation Teams using GitLab Ultimate can enable the feature to streamline SAST remediation, while still reviewing agent-generated merge requests before merging changes.

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