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Google Accidentally Leaks Its Open-Source Gemini CLI Ahead of Launch

  • Google has accidentally leaked Gemini CLI, an open-source command-line interface designed to bring Gemini AI models to developers' terminals.
  • Gemini CLI is expected to offer high-capacity usage for free with full integration with Google's Gemini Code Assist.
  • The tool is released under the Apache 2.0 license to support coding, content creation, research, and task automation.
  • It allows up to 1,000 free requests daily and provides a one-million-token context window for users.
  • Gemini CLI boasts the industry's largest usage allowance at 60 model requests per minute with 1,000 model requests per day at no charge.
  • The interface supports extensibility via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and supports AI invocation within scripts.
  • Prompt grounding with Google Search and structured system prompts via GEMINI.md are also included in Gemini CLI.
  • This release aligns Gemini CLI with Gemini Code Assist, facilitating seamless transitions between terminal and IDE workflows.
  • Gemini Code Assist is a free AI coding tool supporting all programming languages with features like code completion, generation, chat, and natural language prompts.
  • The Gemini CLI appeared unexpectedly following Google's emphasis on open agentic frameworks and high-trust developer tools.
  • There has been no official correction or clarification from Google regarding this accidental leak.

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