azrinaldi/gemini-stealth-bridge has released v0.4.0. It is a daemon that runs without launching a browser, attaching an OpenAI-compatible API to Google Gemini Web. It provides two endpoints, /v1/chat/completions and /v1/responses, and the implementation uses Chrome uTLS and HTTP/2. The release went up on October 21, 2026, and the body only links to a changelog, so the details of this version's fixes can only be confirmed in the linked document.
uTLS is a TLS client implementation, and this repository sends requests to Gemini Web using uTLS and HTTP/2 without actually running a browser. It is not a tool that manipulates the screen, but closer to a relay layer that matches the request format. Exposing endpoints compatible with the OpenAI specification as-is means code that was calling the OpenAI API can be attached by only changing the address, and that is where this repository's practical value lies.
That said, the changes in 0.4.0 are only linked in the release body, so they cannot be known from the summary alone. The repository has 98 stars, which is still early for a widely used tool. No license is indicated, and no performance measurements or adoption cases are presented. Until the distribution form and the changelog are checked directly, there is little basis for judging whether it is an environment worth writing against.