gemini-cli-init

To set up Gemini CLI as an auditor, you need to initialize project-level configuration and persona scaffolding. This creates the necessary task and plan placeholders for automated auditing and governance within the PACK system.

PACK Gemini CLI integration requires project-level configuration files and an auditor persona file. The initialization process automatically creates these files, along with initial task and plan placeholders, if they do not already exist in your repository.

You need to initialize an auditor persona when onboarding a new project or repository to the PACK multi-agent system. This establishes the required configuration to enable automated auditing and governance tasks for your codebase.

Yes, the Gemini CLI auditor setup includes optional gitignore adjustments. These adjustments help manage the newly created configuration and placeholder files, ensuring they align with your existing repository version control practices.

You can verify the auditor configuration by running a test invocation provided during the setup process. This test validates that the Gemini CLI integration and the auditor persona scaffolding are correctly established within the PACK workflow.

The best way to onboard a repository to the PACK multi-agent system is by running the initialization skill. It configures the Gemini CLI auditor persona, generates task and plan files, and verifies the setup with a test invocation.