| # Awesome Gemini CLI Custom Commands [](https://awesome.re) | |
| > β¨ A curated collection of **Gemini CLI custom commands** that extend Gemini into agent-like modes, similar to GitHub Copilot agents. | |
| > Each command is defined as a simple `.toml` file you can install and start using right away. | |
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| ## π Contents | |
| - [Introduction](#introduction) | |
| - [Available Commands](#available-commands) | |
| - [Security](#security) | |
| - [Developer Productivity](#developer-productivity) | |
| - [Knowledge Sharing](#knowledge-sharing) | |
| - [Installation](#installation) | |
| - [Contributing](#contributing) | |
| - [License](#license) | |
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| ## π Introduction | |
| Gemini CLI supports **custom commands**, allowing you to define prompts that act like specialized agents. | |
| This repository collects useful commands across **security, productivity, and developer tools** to help you get started. | |
| Each command is defined in a `.toml` file under the [`commands/`](./commands) directory. | |
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| ## π Available Commands | |
| ### π Security | |
| - **[Threat Model Generator](./commands/threat-model-generator.toml)** β Creates a STRIDE-style threat model from a system description. | |
| - **[Dependency Risk Analyzer](./commands/dependency-risk-analyzer.toml)** β Reviews dependency lists for risks and vulnerabilities. | |
| - **[License Checker](./commands/license-checker.toml)** β Analyzes dependenciesβ licenses and highlights risks. | |
| ### βοΈ Developer Productivity | |
| - **[Regex Explainer](./commands/regex-explainer.toml)** β Explains complex regular expressions in plain language. | |
| ### π Knowledge Sharing | |
| - **[Knowledge Sharing](./commands/knowledge-sharing.toml)** β Transforms notes into a shareable technical doc. | |
| - **[Presenter Maker (Slidev)](./commands/presenter-maker-slidev.toml)** β Generates Slidev presentation outlines from a | |
| π€ Contributing | |
| Contributions are welcome! π | |
| To add a new command: | |
| Create a new .toml file | |
| Follow the existing format (description + prompt). | |
| Add your command to the Available Commands section in this README. | |
| Open a pull request. |