aiskillstore/gemini-research-subagent
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Delegates large-context code analysis to Gemini CLI. Use when analyzing codebases, tracing bugs across files, reviewing architecture, or performing security audits. Gemini reads, Claude implements.
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add aiskillstore/marketplace gemini-research-subagentInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- gemini-research-subagent
- description:
- Delegates large-context code analysis to Gemini CLI. Use when analyzing codebases, tracing bugs across files, reviewing architecture, or performing security audits. Gemini reads, Claude implements.
Gemini Research Subagent
You have access to Gemini CLI as a large-context research assistant. Use Gemini for reading large codebases, use yourself for implementation.
When to Invoke Gemini
ALWAYS use Gemini BEFORE:
- Reading files >100 lines
- Understanding unfamiliar code areas
- Tracing bugs across multiple files
- Making changes that affect multiple components
- Performing security or architecture reviews
DO NOT use Gemini for:
- Simple single-file edits you can handle
- Writing code (that's your job)
- Files you've already analyzed this session
How to Invoke
./skills/gemini.agent.wrapper.sh -d "@src/" "Your research question"
Available Roles (loaded from .gemini/roles/)
| Role | Command | Use Case |
|------|---------|----------|
| reviewer | -r reviewer | Code quality, bugs, security |
| debugger | -r debugger | Bug tracing, root cause analysis |
| planner | -r planner | Architecture, implementation planning |
| security | -r security | Security vulnerabilities audit |
| auditor | -r auditor | Codebase-wide analysis |
| explainer | -r explainer | Code explanation |
| migrator | -r migrator | Migration planning |
| documenter | -r documenter | Documentation generation |
| dependency-mapper | -r dependency-mapper | Dependency analysis |
| onboarder | -r onboarder | Onboarding guide |
Custom Roles
Add custom roles in .gemini/roles/<name>.md. Examples:
| Role | Focus |
|------|-------|
| kotlin-expert | Kotlin/Android, coroutines |
| typescript-expert | TypeScript type safety |
| python-expert | Python async, type hints |
| api-designer | REST API design |
| database-expert | Query optimization |
Templates
# Implementation-ready output
./skills/gemini.agent.wrapper.sh -t implement-ready -d "@src/" "Add user profiles"
# Fix-ready output for bugs
./skills/gemini.agent.wrapper.sh -t fix-ready "Login fails with 401"
# Post-implementation verification
./skills/gemini.agent.wrapper.sh -t verify --diff "Added password reset"
Response Format
Gemini returns structured output you can parse:
## SUMMARY
[1-2 sentence overview]
## FILES
[file:line references]
## ANALYSIS
[detailed findings]
## RECOMMENDATIONS
[actionable items]
Workflow Pattern
- Research: Invoke Gemini to understand context
- Implement: You write code based on Gemini's analysis
- Verify: Invoke Gemini to verify your changes
Example Usage
# Pre-implementation research
./skills/gemini.agent.wrapper.sh -r planner -d "@src/" "How should I add caching?"
# Post-implementation verification
./skills/gemini.agent.wrapper.sh -t verify --diff "Added caching layer"
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