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Builder, 26yrs of summoning code • @GeminiCLI whisperer at Google • ex-Firebase, ex-MSFT | 👨‍👦 Dad 24/7 • 🏯 Sumo fan • 💭 Opinions mine 🇺🇸 🇺🇦

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A few days ago I had this thought, what if I could run Gemini CLI in a browser directly, inside a chrome extension? What if it had real-time access to the live tab to inspect it, review errors in console, or even modify the page to test a visual concept? Got it all working.

A few days ago I had this thought, what if I could run Gemini CLI in a browser directly, inside a chrome extension? What if it had real-time access to the live tab to inspect it, review errors in console, or even modify the page to test a visual concept? Got it all working.

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I work on Gemini CLI as my day job and I've shipped features, shaped the roadmap, and helped organize many things behind the scenes for the last eight months or so. I hope I've made a difference for so many of our users. I love my day job, but even after hours I can't help but tinker. I bet you folks noticed? So here is (yet another!) experimental project. This isn't a replacement for any real products, but I had fun building it to see what I can do my my own. So why did I make Gemma CLI? Because I couldn't help but think... 1. What if the CLI was built around local models from the ground up? 2. What if I could think about how to correct for Gemma tool calling quirks? 3. What if I added a token-per-second counter, or showed reasoning events for those times the model just seems stuck? etc... So here we are. This isn't even my first mini agent harness CLI project, I've built a few more, they are on my GitHub but abandoned. What's next for this? Not sure if I'll ever open source this or even keep it around honestly... but feel free to give my experiment a try with the amazing Gemma models. Very lightly tested, so use at your own risk :-D

I work on Gemini CLI as my day job and I've shipped features, shaped the roadmap, and helped organize many things behind the scenes for the last eight months or so. I hope I've made a difference for so many of our users. I love my day job, but even after hours I can't help but tinker. I bet you folks noticed? So here is (yet another!) experimental project. This isn't a replacement for any real products, but I had fun building it to see what I can do my my own. So why did I make Gemma CLI? Because I couldn't help but think... 1. What if the CLI was built around local models from the ground up? 2. What if I could think about how to correct for Gemma tool calling quirks? 3. What if I added a token-per-second counter, or showed reasoning events for those times the model just seems stuck? etc... So here we are. This isn't even my first mini agent harness CLI project, I've built a few more, they are on my GitHub but abandoned. What's next for this? Not sure if I'll ever open source this or even keep it around honestly... but feel free to give my experiment a try with the amazing Gemma models. Very lightly tested, so use at your own risk :-D

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Ever wanted Gemini CLI to look at whats on your screen or lock on a particulate window to take screenshots and analyze? Check out my experimental extension, I don't work without it anymore. MacOS only for now Install command: gemini extension install

Ever wanted Gemini CLI to look at whats on your screen or lock on a particulate window to take screenshots and analyze? Check out my experimental extension, I don't work without it anymore. MacOS only for now Install command: gemini extension install

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