cc-gemini-plugin

Dual-host Gemini CLI integration for Claude Code and Codex.

This repository uses one shared Gemini runtime and two thin host adapters:

• Claude Code exposes /cc-gemini-plugin:gemini and gemini-agent.
• Codex exposes the bundled gemini-integration skill.

It gives each host a clean way to hand large, cross-file analysis tasks to Gemini instead of solving everything file-by-file.

Architecture

• Shared bridge runtime at scripts/gemini-bridge.js
• Claude Code integration through the plugin manifest, /cc-gemini-plugin:gemini command, and gemini-agent
• Codex integration through the root SKILL.md skill definition and agents/openai.yaml
• Bridge coverage in tests/gemini-bridge.test.js

Use Cases

• whole-codebase architecture understanding
• cross-file security audits
• refactor impact analysis
• unfamiliar codebase orientation
• documentation generation
• structured text data synthesis across JSON, YAML, TOML, CSV, Markdown, and code

Prerequisites

1. Install Gemini CLI

npm install -g @google/gemini-cli
# or
brew install gemini-cli

2. Authenticate

gemini auth

3. Verify Gemini works

gemini -p "what is 2+2" --output-format text

Installation

Claude Code

This is a user-level install. Once you add the marketplace and install the plugin, it stays available in new Claude Code sessions on this machine.

Add the marketplace from GitHub, install the plugin, then reload plugins:

/plugin marketplace add thepushkarp/cc-gemini-plugin
/plugin install cc-gemini-plugin@cc-gemini-plugin
/reload-plugins

After installation, use:

/cc-gemini-plugin:gemini <task>

To update the plugin:

/plugin marketplace update cc-gemini-plugin
/reload-plugins

Codex

Codex does not need a plugin for this repository. Install it as a user-level skill so it is available in new Codex sessions on this machine across repositories.

Install it by cloning the repository into ~/.agents/skills:

mkdir -p ~/.agents/skills
git clone https://github.com/thepushkarp/cc-gemini-plugin.git \
  ~/.agents/skills/cc-gemini-plugin

Restart Codex after cloning the skill.

To update it later:

git -C ~/.agents/skills/cc-gemini-plugin pull

After installation, use the bundled skill:

$gemini-integration

Shared Runtime

Both hosts route through:

node scripts/gemini-bridge.js [options] <task>

Supported options:

• --model <name>
• --dirs <path,...>
• --files <glob,...>
• --format <text|json|stream-json>
• --max-files <n>
• --max-file-bytes <n>
• --print-command

The bridge:

• collects files and directories locally
• inlines text-like content into a structured prompt
• skips unsupported binary files
• invokes Gemini CLI in headless mode

Host Entry Points

Claude Code

Use:

/cc-gemini-plugin:gemini <task>
/cc-gemini-plugin:gemini --dirs src,docs <task>
/cc-gemini-plugin:gemini --files "schemas/**/*.json,data/**/*.csv" <task>

Codex

Use the bundled skill:

$gemini-integration

Or ask Codex to use the Gemini integration for a large-context pass.

Codex-specific skill metadata lives in agents/openai.yaml.

Examples

Architecture review:

node scripts/gemini-bridge.js --dirs src,docs \
  "Explain the architecture and cite the key files."

Refactor impact:

node scripts/gemini-bridge.js --dirs src \
  "Analyze the impact of refactoring the auth module. Include affected files and migration steps."

Structured data review:

node scripts/gemini-bridge.js --files "schemas/**/*.json,data/**/*.csv" \
  "Summarize the data contracts and identify breaking changes."

Structured output:

node scripts/gemini-bridge.js --format json --dirs src \
  "Summarize the public API surface."

Development

Run the bridge tests:

npm test

Repository Structure

cc-gemini-plugin/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── marketplace.json
│   └── plugin.json
├── SKILL.md
├── agents/
│   ├── gemini-agent.md
│   └── openai.yaml
├── commands/
│   └── gemini.md
├── scripts/
│   └── gemini-bridge.js
├── tests/
│   └── gemini-bridge.test.js
└── package.json

Troubleshooting

License

MIT