Gemini-CLI released

Dear Readers,

What used to be a silent recipient of commands is now becoming a co-thinker: the terminal is coming to life. With the release of Gemini CLI by Google, the boundary between man and machine is shifting once again - this time into the middle of developers' everyday lives. Those who previously had to type cryptic commands will now simply speak to the command line. And the result: executable code, intelligent troubleshooting, file analysis and image generation. Without detours. Without the cloud. Directly locally.

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Your terminal thinks for you - not metaphorically, but concretely. With Gemini CLI, Google is introducing a new open source tool that brings the power of its Gemini AI model directly to the command line. Instead of cryptic commands, natural language is now sufficient: the agent writes code, fixes errors, searches files, answers questions and can even generate content such as images and videos - all locally, lightweight and without the detour via the browser.

The system is based on Gemini 2.5 Pro and, with a context window of one million tokens, offers an unusually large amount of space for complex tasks and deeper contexts. It is free to use and the source code is open - this means maximum transparency and the opportunity for the developer community to help shape the system. Gemini CLI is therefore not just aimed at power users, but at anyone who not only wants to operate technology, but also wants to help develop it. It is not just a new tool, but a step towards symbiotic collaboration between man and machine - right at the origin of software development.

Why it matters: Gemini CLI shifts the boundary between man and machine directly into the day-to-day work of developers. It opens up new ways of creative collaboration - fast, open, local and with real depth of focus.

Source:

🔗 https://blog.google/technology/developers/introducing-gemini-cli-open-source-ai-agent/

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