Can I analyze an entire project at once?

Yes, you can use the @./ syntax or the --all_files flag to provide the entire current directory to the model for analysis.

How do I include multiple directories in a prompt?

Use the '@' symbol followed by the path for each directory. For example, run: gemini -p "@src/ @tests/ Analyze test coverage for the source code".

How does the file inclusion syntax work?

It uses the '@' prefix for paths relative to your current working directory to feed specific files or entire folders into the LLM context directly.

When should I use Gemini CLI instead of standard Claude prompts?

Use it when your files total more than 100KB or when you need to analyze an entire repository that would normally exceed Claude's context limits.

Does this skill require the --yolo flag?

No, for read-only analysis, architectural checks, and information gathering, the --yolo flag is not necessary.

Gemini CLI Context Bridge

Name: Gemini CLI Context Bridge
Author: timbuchinger

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Developer Tools

Extends Claude's capabilities to analyze massive codebases by leveraging Google Gemini's large context window via a specialized CLI.

About

The Gemini CLI skill enables Claude to overcome standard context window limitations by offloading large-scale codebase analysis to Google's Gemini models. By using simple inclusion syntax like `@src/` or `@./`, developers can analyze entire directories, verify architecture patterns, and perform project-wide security audits without worrying about file size constraints or truncated inputs. This tool is particularly effective for understanding complex repositories, comparing multiple large files, and ensuring consistent implementation of features across large-scale software projects that would typically exceed standard token limits.

Key Features

Simultaneous comparison of multiple large-scale files
Automated security and implementation audits across entire repositories
Project-wide pattern recognition and architectural verification
Large codebase analysis exceeding standard context limits
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Flexible @ syntax for targeted file and directory inclusion

Use Cases

Onboarding onto a new, massive project to understand high-level structure and dependencies
Analyzing architectural patterns in repositories larger than 100KB
Verifying security measures like JWT or CSRF across all backend routes

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Key Features

Simultaneous comparison of multiple large-scale files
Automated security and implementation audits across entire repositories
Project-wide pattern recognition and architectural verification
Large codebase analysis exceeding standard context limits
0 GitHub stars
Flexible @ syntax for targeted file and directory inclusion

Use Cases

Onboarding onto a new, massive project to understand high-level structure and dependencies
Analyzing architectural patterns in repositories larger than 100KB
Verifying security measures like JWT or CSRF across all backend routes