Google launches extensions system for its command-line coding tool

On Wednesday, Google officially launched a new feature for its command-line AI system, Jemi CLI, allowing outside companies to directly integrate the AI ​​product. Jemi is known as CLI ExtensionsThe feature is launched with extensions of Figma, Stripes and other companies.

The announcement came just two days after launching apps at Openai ChatGPT, which also integrates third-party systems in the AI ​​environment. However, the app access to the ChatzP is tightly revised, Gemie CLI extensions may be published without any approval or participation from Google. Will be available extensions Hosted on Githab’s Public Repositors And the developers have installed manually.

Senior Staff Engineer of the project Taylor Mullen told TechCrunch, “That open ecosystem is important for us.” What we are doing is created on a fair ecosystem that anyone can participate. “

The first available extension was Google’s own Nanobanana image generator, which was Github post Last week. Once installed, the extension allows the users to create images directly from the Gemi CLI terminal.

Launched in June, the Gemi CLI has become more than one million users, Google says software developers have been used in highly. Significantly, the Gemi CLI is used in large quantities in the development and maintenance of its own codebase, as in detail by product managers, such as detailed A recent TechCrunch interviewThe

In an interview, Ryan J. Salva, senior director of the product management for Google developed equipment, told TechCrunch that the purpose of the new feature was to “turn the Gemie CLI into an extensibility platform, a hydraulic tools from other chains and instructions from the chain.”