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Gemini launched CLI as well ..

sudo npm install -g @google/gemini-cli.
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Marc 6mo ago

That's it? No messing with APIs?

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Derek Ross 6mo ago

You don't have to. You can auth via web browser or you can use API. I made an app with web auth and with API. The web auth used the Flash model, switching from Pro, stating that auth was too slow for responses (meaning busy). I used API with Pro in another test. Both apps looked and functioned the same. My prompt with both was "build a Twitter like app". It built an extremely basic version. Dork and Claude build a much more advanced version.

I feel that Google's Gemini CLI is good for demoing, testing or tinkering around. To get started for free. Then if you want to upgrade and spend money with other models, you can.

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Marc 6mo ago

Thanks. I just vibe coded my first nostr client using MKStacks. I need to tweak it some more. I think I can use Dork to edit the existing code base. Am I on the right track?

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Derek Ross 6mo ago

Yes, you can have Dork continue to make tweaks and edits.

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Satosha 6mo ago

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I like to do it with APIs cuz authenticating with Browser is hard if you don't wanna startx .... Besides you don't want to log in with your Google account on remote machine (s)