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# Changelog

## \[Unreleased]

## \[1.1.3]

* "gemini reads, claude edits"
* Added `changeMode` parameter to ask-gemini tool for structured edit responses using claude edit diff.
* Testing intelligent parsing and chunking for large edit responses (>25k characters). I recommend you provide a focused prompt, although large (2000+) line edits have had success in testing.
* Added structured response format with Analysis, Suggested Changes, and Next Steps sections
* Improved guidance for applying edits using Claude's Edit/MultiEdit tools, avoids reading...
* Testing token limit handling with continuation support for large responses

## \[1.1.2]

* Gemini-2.5-pro quota limit exceeded now falls back to gemini-2.5-flash automatically. Unless you ask for pro or flash, it will default to pro.

## \[1.1.1]

* Public
* Basic Gemini CLI integration
* Support for file analysis with @ syntax
* Sandbox mode support


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