cc-gemini-plugin
A plugin and skill that hand tasks to Antigravity CLI (agy) from Claude Code or Codex with its own models and context
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Why this level
- Tasks go with their files and context to an external Google service through `agy`
- The delegated agent reads and edits files and runs commands in your project
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add plugins/cc-gemini-pluginDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
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Access and checks
How we reviewBroad accessThe tool can change data, run commands or handle secrets.
- Tasks go with their files and context to an external Google service through `agy`
- The delegated agent reads and edits files and runs commands in your project
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
cc-gemini-plugin delegates tasks to Antigravity CLI (`agy`) from Claude Code, Codex and other Agent Skills hosts. The work is done by the models and tools of `agy` itself in a separate working context: reasoning, research, writing, coding, data analysis or automation. Native tools read and edit files and run permitted commands, while web, browser, MCP and subagent tools depend on the session's capabilities. In Claude Code the plugin provides the command `/cc-gemini-plugin:gemini <task>` and the `gemini-agent` subagent. The portable `gemini-integration` skill uses the same `gemini-bridge.mjs` bridge and installs separately, for example with `bunx skills add thepushkarp/cc-gemini-plugin --skill gemini-integration`, and is called in Codex as `$gemini-integration`. The author advises giving `agy` a clear task with the needed materials and the desired result, running independent tasks in parallel and reusing explicit conversations for related questions. Models and effort levels come from the installed CLI, and the project keeps no model catalogue or routing rules.
Who it is for. Developers who want to attach a second Google model to Claude Code or Codex for research, code or analysis in a separate context.
Good fit when
- Research on a large topic can go to a second agent without bloating the main context
- Independent tasks should run in parallel on two different models
- A second look at code or a result from the main session is needed
- Related questions should stay in one conversation with `agy` and be resumed later
Not a fit when
- You have no Antigravity CLI or sign-in: `agy` must be installed and authenticated
- You need stable quotas and fixed models: the project keeps no model catalogue and takes models from the CLI
- Your Node.js is older than 22: the bridge needs Node.js 22 or newer
Example request
Hand this module analysis to gemini-agent: have it study the dependencies and return a list of problems while I keep editingLimitations
Node.js 22 or newer, an installed and authenticated `agy` and access to its service are required. The author writes that Google ended consumer Gemini CLI service on 18 June 2026 while enterprise licenses and paid API key access continue, and the bridge uses `agy` only. The development baseline is `agy` 1.2.14, checked on 1 October 2026. The repository has no license, so ask the author about terms of use. Tasks go to an external service together with the files and context they need.
How to disable. In Claude Code run `/plugin uninstall cc-gemini-plugin@cc-gemini-plugin`. A skill installed through `bunx skills` is removed with the same installer or by deleting the `gemini-integration` folder.
FAQ
How do I install the plugin in Claude Code?
With `/plugin marketplace add thepushkarp/cc-gemini-plugin`, `/plugin install cc-gemini-plugin@cc-gemini-plugin` and `/reload-plugins`. Then call `/cc-gemini-plugin:gemini <task>`.
How do I connect Codex?
With the installer: `bunx skills add thepushkarp/cc-gemini-plugin --skill gemini-integration -g -a codex`. In Codex the skill is called as `$gemini-integration`.
What is needed to run it?
Node.js 22 or newer and `agy`, started once and authenticated. Check the installation with `agy --version`, `agy -p "Reply with OK."` and `agy models`.
Why not Gemini CLI?
The author notes that Google ended the consumer Gemini CLI service on 18 June 2026. The bridge works only with `agy`.
Does the skill replace the plugin?
No, the skill alone does not install the Claude Code command and subagent. Those need the plugin, while the portable skill serves Codex and other hosts.
Discussion
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Comparison with similar tools
Cards that share the main search query, and how they differ.
| Tool | Official | Repository stars | Main difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| cc-gemini-plugin (this card) | no | 74 | |
| Gemini CLI | no | 108,813 | Google's terminal agent itself with no bridge from Claude Code |
| Awesome Gemini CLI Subagents | no | 108 | a collection of subagents for Gemini CLI |
README in short
The README explains that the bridge works through Antigravity CLI, lists requirements and an install check, then gives installation of the plugin for Claude Code and the skill for Codex. A compatibility table shows which components suit which hosts.