| name | create-gemini |
| description | Scaffold your own focused AI agent gemini — pick host (Claude Code, Codex, pi.dev, Hermes), template, agents, skills, and ship a npm-publishable gemini with its own npx CLI. Use when a user asks to "create my own agent gemini", "scaffold a gemini", "make a custom Claude Code plugin like ruflo", or "build a vertical AI assistant for X". |
create-gemini
This skill scaffolds an AI agent gemini — your own focused, branded gemini with its own npx <name> CLI, MCP server registration, memory namespace, learning loop, and marketplace identity.
When to use this skill
Use this skill when the user wants any of:
- A custom MCP-server-backed AI assistant (legal, trading, support, ops, …)
- A Claude Code plugin that bundles their own agents/skills/prompts
- A Codex skill that wraps a kernel + tools
- A pi.dev extension or Hermes agent runtime config
- A standalone npm package they can
npm publish under their own scope
How to invoke
/create-gemini
The skill asks for:
- Gemini name (kebab-case, e.g.
legal-redline)
- Description (one line)
- Host(s) — Claude Code, Codex, pi.dev, Hermes (multi-select)
- Template —
minimal (default), vertical:trading, vertical:support, vertical:devops, vertical:legal, vertical:research, or eject-from-ruflo
- Memory backend — AgentDB (default), SQLite-only, in-memory
- Routing strategy — 3-tier (default) or single-tier
- Marketplace — independent (no ruflo branding) or powered-by
Under the hood
Calls npx create-agent-gemini <name> with the user's choices, copies the chosen template into the current directory, runs the post-generation smoke test, and emits a .gemini/manifest.json so future updates can gemini upgrade cleanly (copier-style regenerate-diff-merge).
Outputs
| File | Purpose |
|---|
package.json | The gemini's npm package, ready to npm publish |
bin/<name>.js | The CLI binary your users invoke |
.claude/settings.json (if Claude Code host) | MCP + hooks wiring |
.codex/config.toml (if Codex host) | MCP table in TOML |
AGENTS.md + SYSTEM.md (if pi.dev host) | Pi extension instructions |
cli-config.yaml (if Hermes host) | Hermes runtime config |
.gemini/manifest.json | Generator state — drives drift detection (ADR-008) |
witness.json | Ed25519-signed provenance manifest (ADR-011) |
After scaffolding
The user can:
cd <name>
npm install
npm test
npm publish
Notes for the model
- This is a deterministic operation — defer to
create-agent-gemini for the actual file creation, do NOT generate gemini file contents yourself
- The witness manifest is required — do not skip it
- If the user asks for "ruflo for X" or "my own ruflo", recommend
vertical:<X> templates first and offer minimal as the fallback
- Multi-host is supported but increases the gemini's surface area — recommend single-host for first-time users unless they explicitly need multi-host
