Gemini Review

Gemini Review Skill

Overview

This skill enables a dual-AI review workflow where Claude prepares context and Gemini provides independent validation. The output always includes both Gemini's raw feedback and Claude's synthesized action plan.

Model: gemini-3-pro-preview (fixed) Cost: Free tier (60 requests/min, 1000 requests/day)

When to Use

• Validating implementation plans before coding
• Reviewing completed code for bugs, security, and best practices
• Discussing architecture decisions with a second AI perspective
• Getting specialized feedback for FastAPI or Next.js projects

Workflow Types

Execution Process

Step 1: Gather Context from User

Before executing, collect:

1. Review type: plan, code, or architecture
2. Tech stack (optional): fastapi, nextjs, or general
3. Content to review: The actual plan, code, or architecture description

Step 2: Load Appropriate Checklist

Based on tech stack, load the corresponding checklist from references/checklists.md:

• FastAPI: API design, Pydantic models, async patterns, security
• Next.js: SSR/SSG, routing, state management, performance
• General: Universal best practices

Step 3: Build and Execute Gemini Command

Load the appropriate prompt template from references/prompt-templates.md and execute:

For inline prompts:

gemini -m gemini-3-pro-preview -p "{constructed_prompt}" --output-format json

For file content review:

cat {file_path} | gemini -m gemini-3-pro-preview -p "{review_instructions}" --output-format json

For multi-line prompts (heredoc):

gemini -m gemini-3-pro-preview --output-format json -p "$(cat << 'EOF'
{constructed_prompt}
EOF
)"

Step 4: Parse JSON Response

Gemini returns JSON with this structure:

{
  "response": "The actual review content",
  "stats": {
    "models": { ... },
    "tools": { ... }
  }
}

Extract the review content from the response field. Use jq for parsing:

result=$(gemini -m gemini-3-pro-preview -p "..." --output-format json)
echo "$result" | jq -r '.response'

Step 5: Present Results in Two Sections

CRITICAL: Always present results in two clearly separated sections:

Section A: Gemini Raw Response

Present Gemini's complete response without modification. This shows the user exactly what Gemini found.

Section B: Claude's Analysis & Action Plan

Based on Gemini's feedback, Claude provides:

1. Summary (2-3 sentences)

   • Key findings
   • Overall assessment

2. Action Items (prioritized list)

   • 🔴 Critical: Must fix before proceeding
   • 🟡 Important: Should address soon
   • 🟢 Minor: Nice to have improvements

3. Ready-to-Apply Code (when applicable)

   • Provide actual code fixes for each issue
   • Include before/after comparison when helpful

Output Format Template

---
## 📋 Gemini Review Results

### A. Gemini Response (Raw)

{gemini_response_verbatim}

---

### B. Claude's Analysis

#### Summary
{2-3 sentence overview}

#### Action Items

🔴 **Critical**
- Issue: {description}
- Fix: {solution}

🟡 **Important**  
- Issue: {description}
- Fix: {solution}

🟢 **Minor**
- Issue: {description}
- Fix: {solution}

#### Ready-to-Apply Code

**{issue_name}**
```{language}
{fixed_code}

## Command Examples

### Plan Review
```bash
gemini -m gemini-3-pro-preview --output-format json -p "$(cat << 'EOF'
[PLAN REVIEW REQUEST]
Review this implementation plan for completeness and potential issues:

{plan_content}

Check for: Logic errors, missing edge cases, architecture flaws, security concerns.
Provide specific, actionable feedback.
EOF
)"

Code Review (piping file)

cat src/api/auth.py | gemini -m gemini-3-pro-preview -p "Review this FastAPI authentication code for security issues, bugs, and best practices. Provide specific line-by-line feedback." --output-format json

Architecture Review

gemini -m gemini-3-pro-preview --output-format json -p "$(cat << 'EOF'
[ARCHITECTURE REVIEW]
System: {system_name}
Tech Stack: FastAPI + Next.js + AWS

{architecture_description}

Evaluate: Scalability, reliability, maintainability, security, cost efficiency.
Suggest improvements with trade-off analysis.
EOF
)"

Environment Compatibility

Command syntax remains identical across environments.

Error Handling

If Gemini returns an error:

1. Display the error message to user
2. Check for common issues:
   • Quota exceeded (60/min or 1000/day limit)
   • Network connectivity
   • Invalid prompt format
3. Suggest retry or alternative approach

Quota Management

Free tier limits:

• 60 requests per minute
• 1000 requests per day

To conserve quota:

• Combine related reviews into single prompts
• Use specific, focused review requests
• Avoid redundant re-reviews

References

• references/checklists.md: Tech stack-specific review checklists
• references/prompt-templates.md: Prompt templates for each review type