Bug Report
File: README.md, lines 22–23
What is wrong
In the "Available Skills" section, two consecutive entries both link to the same directory (./skills/cloud/gemini-api):
- [**Gemini API on Agent Platform**](./skills/cloud/gemini-api)
- [**Gemini Interactions API on Agent Platform**](./skills/cloud/gemini-api) - wrong
Line 23 should link to ./skills/cloud/gemini-interactions-api, which is a separate directory that exists in the repo. Instead it duplicates the link from line 22.
Why this matters
The two skills cover fundamentally different APIs:
|
gemini-api |
gemini-interactions-api |
| API style |
Stateless generateContent calls |
Stateful, server-managed multi-turn conversations |
| SDK version |
google-genai (any) |
google-genai >= 2.0.0 mandatory |
| Legacy SDKs |
Discouraged |
Strictly unsupported - skill has a CRITICAL warning block |
| Model support |
All current models |
Only gemini-3.1-, gemini-2.5-; older models deprecated |
Any user or AI agent that clicks the README link for "Gemini Interactions API" silently lands in the wrong skill. They receive instructions for the standard stateless API, miss the mandatory SDK version requirement, and miss the critical deprecation warnings - leading to broken code.
Fix
Change line 23 of README.md from:
- [**Gemini Interactions API on Agent Platform**](./skills/cloud/gemini-api)
to:
- [**Gemini Interactions API on Agent Platform**](./skills/cloud/gemini-interactions-api)
Bug Report
File:
README.md, lines 22–23What is wrong
In the "Available Skills" section, two consecutive entries both link to the same directory (
./skills/cloud/gemini-api):Line 23 should link to
./skills/cloud/gemini-interactions-api, which is a separate directory that exists in the repo. Instead it duplicates the link from line 22.Why this matters
The two skills cover fundamentally different APIs:
Any user or AI agent that clicks the README link for "Gemini Interactions API" silently lands in the wrong skill. They receive instructions for the standard stateless API, miss the mandatory SDK version requirement, and miss the critical deprecation warnings - leading to broken code.
Fix
Change line 23 of README.md from:
to: