@_philschmid: Gemini API docs got a new home: http://ai.dev/docs. This is our first step towards making Gemini resources more accessi…
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The Gemini API documentation has been relocated to ai.dev/docs and integrated with Google AI Studio to improve accessibility, with new developer tools like MCP and Agent Skills.
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Gemini API docs got a new home: http://ai.dev/docs. This is our first step towards making Gemini resources more accessible for both humans and coding agents.
We moved the docs directly into @GoogleAIStudio so you can read guides, grab your API key, and test models in one place.
- Append .md to any URL for markdown version
- Docs MCP:
npx add-mcp "https://gemini-api-docs-mcp.dev" - Agent Skills:
npx skills add google-gemini/gemini-skills
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