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What if their telemetry shows very low usage? I've seen virtually no discussion of Gemini CLI online.

• antonvs 5mo ago
  There are 13,700 forks of its repo on Github. If anything, I suspect closing the source for their coding agent may have been part of the goal.
  • bakugo 5mo ago
    Forks don't mean anything anymore, especially on an AI-related repo. 99% of them are automated.
  • ddalex 5mo ago
    If the repo is already forked, what difference does it make if Google supports it or not? The community can just continue development if they so choose
    • Raed667 5mo ago
      google can kill your account for using an unsupported harness when/if they choose
      • dzhiurgis 5mo ago
        Complete bs. Gemini models are on OpenRouter just like any other models.
        • dezgeg 5mo ago
          But then you have to pay by the token instead of the subsidized subscription prices
          • geodel 5mo ago
            oh, so finally it is about money not open source.
    • antonvs 5mo ago
      It's the code they develop going forward that matters.
• worthless-trash 5mo ago
  Whats to discuss, it works, it does the job, cant complain.
• Spooky23 5mo ago
  There's a fair amount of enterprise usage. It's a really good product, despite the Claude hype. Anthropic is a PITA to deal with, and it's slow as shit weekday morning Eastern time.
  • markkitti 5mo ago
    Gemini CLI for Enterprise will continue. > If your organization uses Gemini CLI or our IDE extensions via a Gemini Code Assist Standard or Enterprise license, or if your organization uses Gemini Code Assist for GitHub through Google Cloud, your access remains unchanged.
  • qaq 5mo ago
    I use all 3 compared to what do you think Gemini CLI is a good product? (my only use case for it now is triple checking specifications for drift inconsistencies beyond that I find it pretty lacking compared to codex and cc).
    • Spooky23 5mo ago
      I think for the average corporate person in a non-software company, the "out of box" experience is better with Gemini. It's also cheap. Once you get deeper into it, both Codex and Claude have better integrations with skills, etc. I sort of "discovered" skills via GStack and now use a few things, I find Claude's performance infuriating, but it can do more things. I happily pay $200 for Claude now, mostly for my own personal stuff. I think Gemini is better at external data sourcing and coding complex math. But note this is my anecdotal take, mostly in the context of hobby projects. I'm a journeyman AI slinger at best.
• lukaslalinsky 5mo ago
  Except complaints that it's horrible, you mean?