Use Orbit (`glab orbit` or `orbit`) to search code and read it with callers and tests. It reads MRs, issues, and failed jobs with the code they cite. Graph queries answer relationship and aggregation questions across GitLab. Skip it for writes that `glab` handles.
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This skill is a thin wrapper. It loads the Orbit skill that your GitLab instance serves, composed with sections from your installed GitLab Orbit CLI, so it always matches your setup.
!glab orbit skills get orbit
If the block above is not a skill (it should begin with ---), run
glab orbit skills get orbit and follow what it prints. For the standalone
Orbit binary, run orbit skills get orbit.
Links such as references/recipes.md in the loaded skill are not files next
to this wrapper. Print them with glab orbit skills get orbit <path>.
If that prints help or an unknown-command error instead of a skill, the installed tooling is too old:
glab orbit needs glab v1.94.0 or later, and glab orbit skills needs
v1.117.0 or later. Upgrade glab if either is missing.name: orbit-cli). Upgrade to v0.131.0 or later to get the skill your
instance serves.If the GitLab Orbit CLI is not installed, ask the user before installing it. Do not
pass --yes or set GLAB_ORBIT_CLI_AUTO_DOWNLOAD without their approval.
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