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Google unveils Gemini CLI for developers - 5 critical features of the open-source AI agent

Google introduces Gemini CLI, an open-source AI assistant for developers. It brings AI to the command line, aiding in coding, debugging, and task management. Gemini CLI integrates with Gemini Code Assist, offering consistent AI help in terminals and VS Code. Individual developers can use Gemini CLI for free. It is extensible, customizable, and open-source, inviting community contributions. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads 1. Generous free-tier usage Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads 2. Seamless integration with Gemini Code Assist 3. Total AI power in your terminal 4. Extensible and customizable 5. Completely open source and developer-friendly Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads FAQs Google has just launched Gemini CLI, an open-source AI assistant designed specifically for developers to have access to the command line interface, according to the company's blog developers who spend a lot of their day in the terminal, it takes AI to where they work, providing quick assistance with a wide range of tasks, from content generation and problem solving to deep research and task management, according to Google's blog said, "We've also integrated Gemini CLI with Google's AI coding assistant Gemini Code Assist , so that all developers — on free, Standard, and Enterprise Code Assist plans — get prompt-driven, AI-first coding in both VS Code and Gemini CLI."The following are five important features that set Gemini CLI apart:Individual developers can utilise Gemini CLI for free by simply logging in with a personal Google account, as per the report. This grants access to Gemini 2.5 Pro and a massive 1 million token context window, and for the preview period, Google is providing "60 model requests per minute and 1,000 requests per day at no charge," according to the blog READ: Gas relief coming? Oil now cheaper than it was before Iran-Israel war — what it means for your wallet Gemini CLI is integrated with Gemini Code Assist, Google's AI coding assistant in VS Code, as per Google's blog post. This means that developers on any plan have the same AI assistance in both their terminal and their IDE, as per the report. Code Assist utilises agent mode to author tests, debug problems, create features, and even work on complicated things like code migration, according to the said, "Based on your prompt, Code Assist's agent will build a multi-step plan, auto-recover from failed implementation paths and recommend solutions you may not have even imagined."The CLI will streamline a developer's workflow in natural language that allows the user to code, debug, work with files, and execute commands, as per Google's blog tech giant said that the Gemini CLI provides powerful AI capabilities, which include, ground prompts with Google Search, extend Gemini CLI's capabilities, customize prompts and instructions and automate tasks and integrate with existing READ: McDonald's dumps Krispy Kreme — no more Doughnuts with your fries? Fans react to abrupt breakup Google said, "We also built Gemini CLI to be extensible, building on emerging standards like MCP, system prompts (via and settings for both personal and team configuration. We know the terminal is a personal space, and everyone deserves the autonomy to make theirs unique."Gemini CLI is open-source under the Apache 2.0 license , as per the blog post. Developers can view the code, see how it functions, and contribute via GitHub, according to the report. Google invites the community to report bugs, propose features, and enhance an open-source AI assistant that brings Google's Gemini AI model directly into your it's designed to assist with coding, debugging, running commands, and automating tasks, all through natural language.