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Gemini CLI
geminiAgents & modelsBy google-gemini ↗
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Work with Gemini in the terminal for coding and development tasks.
For your agent
Run model-assisted development workflows from a command-line entry point.
Agent capability details have not yet been reviewed. Check the official documentation ↗
Example command
gemini --helpRun after following the project’s setup instructions. Local files, credentials, or a connected service may be required.
What it does
- Terminal agent
- Development workflows
- Command-line interface
Homebrew installs
gemini-cli ↗Explicitly requested installation events
- 30 days
- 10,938
- 90 days
- 23,220
- 365 days
- 766,951
From Homebrew installations that report analytics. Includes package variants; counts are not unique users.
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npm downloads
@google/gemini-cli ↗- 30 days
- 1,466,742
- 90 days
- 4,583,276
- 365 days
- 27,057,859
Package downloads, including automated and dependency downloads. Counts cover the mapped CLI package, excluding separate platform packages.
Downloads are not unique users or confirmed installations. Sources can overlap and should not be added together.
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Repository activity
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Commands and capabilities are described from the project documentation. Repository statistics cover google-gemini/gemini-cli, which may contain more than the CLI. Listing a tool does not mean every command has been tested with every agent.
