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Gemini CLI can help you write Agent Skills ✨ Gemini CLI comes with a built-in skill-creator Skill Just ask it to help you write a skill and it will! I had it help me write a blog-writer skill by passing it previous blogs and a style guide to follow 📝

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Abdulmuiz Adeyemovor 8 Monaten

@geminicli Wow this is sweet, Gemini having this ability to create skills will make it much easier and better to build Thanks for integrating this to Gemini CLI

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Asharvor 8 Monaten

@geminicli Sweet. Can you refer urls for inspiration as well? Or is it too much to ask at this point 🙂

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Jack Wotherspoonvor 8 Monaten

@geminicli Yes! Gemini CLI has a web fetch tool to fetch content from URLs 👍

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Asharvor 8 Monaten

@geminicli

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Ricardo de Azambujavor 8 Monaten

@geminicli Is it also good at writing extensions? 🤔

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Jack Wotherspoonvor 8 Monaten

@geminicli We have a “CLI Help” subagent that has the Gemini CLI docs etc at its disposal. So if you ask about Gemini CLI extensions and help writing one it should be able to assist 👍

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Parth Ladvor 8 Monaten

@geminicli This is so good!

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Rajashekar Sudireddyvor 8 Monaten

@geminicli This is really good :)

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CatGodvor 8 Monaten

@geminicli What were the main pain points with Gemini CLI for ya?

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Martin Szerment | Practical AIvor 8 Monaten

@geminicli Passing real examples plus a style guide turns Gemini CLI into a silent co‑author.

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Yann Kronbergvor 8 Monaten

This clicked for me when I realized I wasn’t “prompting” anymore — I was setting up how I like to work. Once creating a skill is this effortless, you stop thinking in prompts and start thinking in “things I do all the time.” You set it up once, then let it handle the grunt work. That’s the change we want: less re-explaining yourself and starting from scratch and more getting your way of working baked in and reused.

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Chirag Jainvor 8 Monaten

@geminicli Can we have something to write a Skill Suite for a big e2e workflow with an orchestrator skill to stitch them in a sequence?

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Túlio Sousa ✪vor 8 Monaten

@geminicli That's a great use for it! I was literally doing using Gemini on web🤡🥸

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⊞vor 8 Monaten

@geminicli 🧶

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Bickyvor 8 Monaten

@geminicli Been using it in my android for 4 months. 👍

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Nathanielvor 8 Monaten

@geminicli SymphonicEntity_Method let em ride

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David Montero Crepovor 8 Monaten

@geminicli Look this

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