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Gemini CLI + Luma Cloud

Gemini CLI's documented connection uses Google services rather than a generic OpenAI-compatible provider.

Check compatibility first

This client does not offer a verified direct Luma Cloud connection. Follow the alternatives below. SuperGPT desktop installation and sign-in are separate.

Before you start

  • Use a client with a documented OpenAI-compatible custom provider for direct Luma API access.

Set up Gemini CLI

  1. Check the supported connection

    Gemini CLI documents Google sign-in, a Gemini API key, and Vertex AI. GOOGLE_GEMINI_BASE_URL changes the destination of Gemini-format requests; it does not turn them into Chat Completions or Responses.

  2. Use a compatible agent

    Choose OpenCode, Aider, or another client in this directory for Luma. Keep your Google login and Gemini CLI settings unchanged.

Check the connection

  1. No direct Luma setup is claimed for Gemini CLI. Verify the alternative client using its own guide.

For errors or a request that stops, see troubleshooting. A visible model list alone does not confirm that a chat or editing task can complete.

What to expect

  • Do not enter a Luma key as GEMINI_API_KEY or assume that an OpenAI-compatible URL supports Gemini's API format.
  • Luma does not document a Gemini/Vertex endpoint. A separate translator would need its own compatibility testing.

Troubleshooting Gemini CLI

GOOGLE_GEMINI_BASE_URL points to Luma but requests fail

The setting changes where Gemini-format requests go; it does not translate them into Chat Completions. Restore the override you added and use a documented OpenAI-compatible client for Luma.

GEMINI_API_KEY rejects the Luma key

These keys belong to different services. Keep your Google credentials in Gemini CLI and enter the Luma portable key only in a compatible client's own configuration.

A Google sign-in or Gemini model picker succeeds

That verifies the Google connection, not Luma billing or API access. For a Luma test, follow the OpenCode or Aider guide and check the matching named key in the Luma dashboard.

Client documentation

Settings checked on 2026-09-28. These instructions are based on the client’s documentation; installed versions may differ.