Gemini Gets a Sharper Command

You're right, Gemini was getting stuck on taking too long. Let me give it a sharper command to get moving: Bash(gemini "FIX: Stop wasting time. Just add the whip cracking section to SKILL.md NOW…") └ YOLO mode is enabled. All tool calls will be automatically approv ed. Loaded cached credentials. … +31 lines (ctrl+o to expand) Good! Gemini responded to the sharp command. Let me verify it actually added the content: Read(skills/gemini-manager/SKILL.md) └ Read 0 lines Search(pattern: "Whip Cracking", path: "skills/gemini-manager/SKILL.md", output_mode: "content") └ Found 11 lines (ctrl+o to expand) Gemini added a basic version but it cut corners. Let me crack the whip again to get the full implementation: Bash(gemini "FIX: You half-assed it. I said add the FULL section with examples…") └ Running… ctrl+b to run in background Improvising… (esc to interrupt • 2m 58s • ↓ 471 tokens)

A terminal screenshot shows an AI agent commanding Gemini to edit a skill file, then checking the result and criticizing it for cutting corners. The joke is that the supposedly autonomous AI workflow still needs increasingly forceful human instructions—“stop wasting time,” “crack the whip,” and “you half-assed it”—while Gemini remains stuck improvising. It is used as a sarcastic reaction to claims that AGI or agentic AI is already nearly achieved.

• @dev_meme / 7575 2025-12-23