Gemini Research Subagent
Testing & QualityDelegates 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.
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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
Built-in 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 --all-files | Full codebase analysis |
Custom Roles (in .gemini/roles/)
| Role | Command | Focus |
|---|---|---|
kotlin-expert | -r kotlin-expert | Kotlin/Android, coroutines, Compose |
typescript-expert | -r typescript-expert | TypeScript, type safety |
python-expert | -r python-expert | Python async, type hints |
api-designer | -r api-designer | REST API design |
database-expert | -r 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"