google-github-actions/run-gemini-cli is an action that runs Gemini CLI in GitHub Actions (the unit of automated execution defined in a repository). Gemini CLI is a command-line tool used in the terminal. The latest public release is v0.1.22.
The repository description states in a single sentence only that this is a GitHub Action that calls Gemini CLI. The README explains that the action can perform repetitive coding tasks autonomously or serve as a collaborator when needed. It supports issue triage, code analysis and fixes, and pull request review, and you can run workflows on events or on a schedule, or request it by mentioning @gemini-cli in issue or pull request comments. Events and schedules determine what triggers the workflow to run. The implementation language is TypeScript, the license is Apache-2.0, and the repository was created on July 11, 2025. It has 2112 stars.
That said, the feature list comes from the README, and the given records contain no performance figures or real adoption cases. There is also no changelog for v0.1.22, so what this version changed cannot be known. On a 10-point evaluation scale, only the Momentum item is left low at 0.0, while the Freshness, Technology, and Quality items are empty. The evidence is that shallow, so for now it is better to read this only as a candidate to look at when considering adding Gemini CLI to Actions workflows.