A curated directory of tools, extensions, and resources for Gemini CLI, an open-source AI agent bringing Google's Gemini models to the terminal. It targets developers and power users seeking to leverage and extend Gemini CLI's capabilities for coding and command execution. The primary benefit is a centralized, organized catalog simplifying discovery and adoption of the Gemini CLI ecosystem, saving users time in finding relevant integrations.

How It Works

The project functions as a meta-repository, organizing a wide array of community and official contributions related to Gemini CLI. Resources are categorized into Official Interfaces, Forks, Development Tools & Utilities, SDKs, API Bridges & Proxies, Commands & Extensions, Prompts, MCP Servers, Neovim Plugins, and Frameworks. This structured approach allows users to quickly identify specific types of tools, such as alternative UIs, forks with different LLM support, or utilities for workflow enhancement and analytics.

Quick Start & Requirements

This repository is an informational list and requires no installation or execution. Its primary function is to guide users to external projects. Contributions to expand the list are encouraged via CONTRIBUTING.md.

Highlighted Details

• Features a broad spectrum of Gemini CLI ecosystem components, from official core tools to community-driven forks and specialized extensions.
• Highlights integrations like gemini-openai-proxy for OpenAI compatibility and nvim Gemini Companion for direct Neovim integration.
• Includes utilities for workflow management and analytics, such as Splitrail for usage tracking and ccmanager for session management.
• Showcases advanced frameworks like gemini-code-flow for orchestrating complex, multi-agent development tasks.

Maintenance & Community

Community contributions are actively encouraged to expand and maintain the curated list, with guidelines in CONTRIBUTING.md. Specific details on active maintainers, sponsorships, or community channels are not provided in the README.

Licensing & Compatibility

The README does not explicitly state a license for the curated list itself. However, it frequently references "open-source" projects within the Gemini CLI ecosystem. Commercial use or closed-source linking compatibility depends on the individual licenses of the listed projects.

Limitations & Caveats

As a curated list, its comprehensiveness and up-to-dateness depend on ongoing community contributions. The absence of a specified license for the list itself may require clarification. It is an informational resource, not an executable tool.