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Initial setup and configuration for Everything Gemini Code. Run this to ensure your environment is fully optimized.
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| name | everything-gemini-setup |
| description | Initial setup and configuration for Everything Gemini Code. Run this to ensure your environment is fully optimized. |
This skill helps you configure your Gemini CLI environment to use the full power of the Everything Gemini Code ecosystem.
To use the 30+ expert sub-agents, you must enable the experimental agents feature.
I have already done this for you in ~/.gemini/settings.json.
The sub-agents are stored in ~/.gemini/agents/. Gemini CLI automatically discovers them.
You can see the list of agents by running:
ls ~/.gemini/agents/
The skills are stored in ~/.gemini/skills/. You can activate them using the activate_skill tool or by asking me to "activate skill X".
I have already imported 119+ skills for you.
To enable the "Everything Gemini Code" philosophy in your project, you should have a GEMINI.md file in your project root.
I have created a template for you at ~/GEMINI.md. You can copy it to any project:
cp ~/GEMINI.md /path/to/your/project/
Language-specific rules are available in ~/.gemini/rules/. You can incorporate these into your GEMINI.md.
To verify your setup, try asking me:
frontend-patterns skill?"architect to explain our current system design."Start a new task and see how the specialized agents and skills improve your workflow!
For more details, activate the everything-gemini-code master skill.