Gemini CLI¶

Gemini CLI gets full learnship capabilities. Unlike Claude Code and OpenCode, parallel execution is enabled by default (no opt-in needed).

Install¶

npx learnship --gemini --global

Alternatively, install as a native Gemini CLI extension (no terminal needed after this):

gemini extensions install https://github.com/FavioVazquez/learnship

Installs to ~/.gemini/learnship/.

Invoke commands¶

All learnship workflows use the /learnship: prefix:

/learnship:ls
/learnship:new-project
/learnship:discuss-phase 1
/learnship:plan-phase 1
/learnship:execute-phase 1
/learnship:verify-work 1
/learnship:quick "fix the login bug"
/learnship:help
/learnship:review              # v2.0: multi-persona code review
/learnship:ship                # v2.0: test → commit → push → PR
/learnship:compound            # v2.0: capture solved problem as knowledge
/learnship:challenge           # v2.0: stress-test scope
/learnship:ideate              # v2.0: codebase-grounded idea generation

Skills¶

Skills are installed as context files:

~/.gemini/learnship/skills/
├── agentic-learning/
│   ├── SKILL.md
│   └── references/
└── impeccable/
    ├── SKILL.md
    └── [21 sub-skills]/

Reference explicitly to invoke:

Use the agentic-learning skill: learn [topic]
Run the impeccable /audit skill on this component

Parallel execution¶

Gemini CLI supports parallel execution natively: it's on by default without requiring "parallelization": true. Plans in the same wave run simultaneously with independent context budgets.

Capabilities¶

Feature	Status
Slash commands	✅ `/learnship:*` prefix
`@agentic-learning` skill	✅ Context file
`impeccable` skill suite	✅ Context file
Parallel subagents	✅ Default
Wave execution	✅ Default
Agent personas (17)	✅ `Task()` subagents + inline `<persona_context>`
Session hooks	✅ 4 hooks
Interactive questions	✅ `ask_user`

Tip

Gemini CLI is the only platform where parallelization is on by default. If you want sequential execution for debugging, set "parallelization": false in .planning/config.json.

Tip

AGENTS.md is not auto-loaded on Gemini CLI the way it is on Windsurf or Claude Code. Run /new-project once per project — it generates an AGENTS.md at your project root. For subsequent sessions, Gemini CLI reads GEMINI.md from the project root automatically, so you can also symlink or copy AGENTS.md → GEMINI.md for persistent project context.