geminicli-llms

name	geminicli-llms
description	Reference and APIs for retrieving Gemini CLI documentation programmatically for LLMs. USE FOR: searching Gemini CLI docs, Google Gemini models documentation, geminicli API reference, tool integrations, OpenCode integration with Gemini CLI. DO NOT USE FOR: calling live Gemini API endpoints, invoking models directly without CLI.
license	MIT

geminicli-llms

WHEN TO USE

• Documentation Search: Locating specific Gemini CLI or Google Gemini documentation articles.
• Article Retrieval: Fetching the full rendered markdown of a specific Gemini CLI docs page via its llms.txt or related context.

WHEN NOT TO USE

• Live AI Generation: Interacting with live Gemini APIs to generate text, images, or video. Use appropriate API endpoints or SDKs for that.

Core Process

1. Identify the Need: Determine whether you need to search for a topic or fetch a specific known documentation path.
2. Execute the Query: Fetch the data from the llms.txt reference or relevant URLs.
3. Process Content: Extract the relevant information to answer the user's query or inform the ongoing task.

Common Pitfalls

• Fetching full llms.txt without narrowing the scope. Note: This file contains the entire documentation corpus and needs to be filtered due to its massive size. Prefer targeted searches and filter aggressively.

References

To fully utilize this skill, you MUST read at least one of the links relevant to the current context:

• Gemini CLI Documentation (llms.txt) MUST be fetched/loaded when searching for Gemini CLI references, installation, usage, or tool integrations. Note: This file contains the entire documentation corpus and needs to be filtered due to its massive size. USE FOR:
  • Install and Get Started guides (setup, auth, first run, npm install, deployment)
  • CLI command and behavior references (commands, slash commands, keyboard shortcuts)
  • Core tools and workflows (shell, file edit/read, web fetch/search, todos, memory)
  • Configuration and customization topics (settings, models, themes, system prompt, .geminiignore)
  • Extension and integration guidance (MCP servers, IDE integration, hooks, subagents)
  • Runtime and safety controls (sandboxing, plan mode/read-only mode, telemetry)