Gemi-cli

Description: It is a simple CLI tool built to use Google's Gemini from the command line.

Features:

• gemi cli can read a text file and answer questions based on the prompt
• It can read an image and answer questions based on the prompt
• It can read small pdfs (4-8 pages) and answer questions based on the prompt
• It can read a single page of a pdf and answer questions based on the prompt

YouTube Demo Link

Examples

usage: gemi-cli [-h] [-c] [-ri image_location] [-rf file_location] [-rpdf file_location]
                [-page page_number] [-p prompt]

gemi-cli - A CLI application to access gemini from your command line. :)

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -c, --chat            Start a conversation with gemini
  -ri image_location, --read-image image_location
                        Show image at specified location.
  -rf file_location, --read-file file_location
                        Read contents of the specified file or small pdfs.
  -rpdf file_location, --read-pdf-file file_location
                        Read contents of a specified page from a pdf file.
  -page page_number     Specify page number for PDF file.
  -p prompt, --prompt prompt
                        Add a prompt

Reading an image

Reading a C code file

Conversation

Installation

• Clone the repo and cd into it
• Run pip install -r requirements.txt
• Execute chmod +x gemi-cli
• Execute pwd which should give you your current location
• If you are using zsh then add this line export PATH=$PATH:"the path got from pwd" to your .zshrc file. If you are using bash add the export line to your .bashrc file
• Execute source ~/.zshrc or source ~/.bashrc
• Now you can use the gemi-cli command from anywhere in your machine
• At first you'll be asked to get the API_KEY. After getting the API_KEY rename the .env_example file to .env and paste the Key there

Uninstallation

• Remove the export line from .zshrc or .bashrc
• Run pip uninstall -y -r requirements.txt
• Now you have removed gemi-cli from your machine