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Gemini QA by majiayu000 — Agent Skill

Name: Gemini QA
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: majiayu000

Gemini QA

Use Google Gemini CLI to answer questions about code, analyze files, or perform codebase exploration. Invoke this skill when the user asks to use Gemini, wants a second opinion from another AI, or wants to compare Claude's answer with Gemini's response.

majiayu000 Updated Sep 9, 2026 567 repo stars

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Gemini Q&A

Use Google's Gemini CLI to answer questions about the codebase.

Prerequisites

Gemini CLI must be installed:

npm install -g @anthropic-ai/gemini-cli
# or follow installation at https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli

Authentication must be configured (Google API key or Application Default Credentials).

Usage

Spawn the gemini-qa subagent to handle the question:

Use the Task tool to spawn the gemini-qa agent with the user's question.

The subagent will:

Formulate a clear prompt for Gemini
Run gemini -p "question" in headless mode
Return Gemini's response

Direct Usage (without subagent)

If you prefer to run Gemini directly:

gemini -p "your question here"
# or
gemini "your question here"

Command Options

Basic query: gemini -p "question"
Positional: gemini "question"
Pipe input: cat file.txt | gemini -p "summarize this"
JSON output: gemini -p "question" --output-format json
File reference: gemini -p "@src/file.ts explain this"

File References with @

Gemini supports @ syntax to include file context:

# Reference a specific file
gemini -p "@src/auth.ts Explain this module"

# Reference a directory
gemini -p "@src/ Summarize all code here"

Common Use Cases

Code explanation: "What does this function do?"
Architecture questions: "How is the database layer structured?"
Finding patterns: "Where is error handling implemented?"
Code review: "Review this file for potential issues"
Comparison: Get a second opinion on a code question

Notes

Use -p flag for headless (non-interactive) mode
Gemini is git-aware and respects .gitignore for directory references
For complex questions, use the subagent for better context isolation

---name: gemini-qadescription: Use Google Gemini CLI to answer questions about code, analyze files, or perform codebase exploration. Invoke this skill when the user asks to use Gemini, wants a second opinion from another AI, or wants to compare Claude's answer with Gemini's response.--- # Gemini Q&A Use Google's Gemini CLI to answer questions about the codebase. ## Prerequisites Gemini CLI must be installed: ```bash npm install -g @anthropic-ai/gemini-cli # or follow installation at https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli ``` Authentication must be configured (Google API key or Application Default Credentials). ## Usage Spawn the `gemini-qa` subagent to handle the question: ``` Use the Task tool to spawn the gemini-qa agent with the user's question. ``` The subagent will: 1. Formulate a clear prompt for Gemini 2. Run `gemini -p "question"` in headless mode 3. Return Gemini's response ## Direct Usage (without subagent) If you prefer to run Gemini directly: ```bash gemini -p "your question here" # or gemini "your question here" ``` ### Command Options - **Basic query**: `gemini -p "question"` - **Positional**: `gemini "question"` - **Pipe input**: `cat file.txt | gemini -p "summarize this"` - **JSON output**: `gemini -p "question" --output-format json` - **File reference**: `gemini -p "@src/file.ts explain this"` ### File References with @ Gemini supports `@` syntax to include file context: ```bash # Reference a specific file gemini -p "@src/auth.ts Explain this module" # Reference a directory gemini -p "@src/ Summarize all code here" ``` ## Common Use Cases - **Code explanation**: "What does this function do?" - **Architecture questions**: "How is the database layer structured?" - **Finding patterns**: "Where is error handling implemented?" - **Code review**: "Review this file for potential issues" - **Comparison**: Get a second opinion on a code question ## Notes - Use `-p` flag for headless (non-interactive) mode - Gemini is git-aware and respects `.gitignore` for directory references - For complex questions, use the subagent for better context isolation

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