gemini-cli-bridge
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Scored across 22 tools
Several tool families overlap: gemini_prompt/plus/with_memory, gemini_search/GoogleSearch/GeminiGoogleSearch, and WebFetch/gemini_web_fetch. Descriptions distinguish intended use cases, but an agent still faces non-trivial selection among prompt and search variants.
Names split into a snake_case gemini_* family for CLI operations and a PascalCase family for local file/search/shell tools. This is readable but not a single predictable convention.
22 tools is on the heavy side for a CLI bridge, spanning CLI invocation, MCP management, search, file I/O, memory, and shell. The surface is broad but many tools earn their place.
Core bridge operations are covered: prompt execution, MCP add/list/remove, version/extensions, search/fetch, file read/write/search/find, memory, and shell. Minor gaps like file deletion/move or MCP update are workaroundable via shell or overwrite.