[Gemini] Provide a command-line interface (CLI) extension

I lost an hour of research work last week. Not because my computer crashed. Not because I forgot to save. But because I was moving a report from the Gemini app into my terminal workflow—copying, pasting, reformatting—and somewhere in that dance, I lost everything. This is the kind of friction we tolerate every day: powerful AI tools trapped in browser tabs, disconnected from where we actually work. Here's the thing: I live in the terminal. My notes are markdown. My drafts are plain text. My entire development environment assumes I'm working with files and command-line tools. Every time I jump to a browser to use a feature I need, I'm fighting against the grain of everything else I do. So I did what frustrated engineers do. I built the tool I needed. What it does: A Gemini CLI extension that brings deep research directly into the terminal. You kick off a research query, it runs in the background for 20 minutes (or as long as it needs), and a comprehensive markdown report with citations appears in your filesystem. No browser tabs. No context switching. No lost work. It turns out, when you build software for an audience of one, you get exactly what you need. No feature bloat. No compromises. Just the tool that solves your specific problem.  I wrote about the whole experience, from losing work to shipping the extension, in my latest post. It's the second in my "Bringing X to the Terminal" series, about making AI capabilities accessible where developers actually work. 📝 Read it: https://lnkd.in/gZ9pVMRS 💻 Try it: https://lnkd.in/gYGRxbX3 What tools have you built just for yourself? #DeveloperTools #AI #PersonalSoftware #TerminalLife #GeminiCLI #DevProductivity #OpenSource