Google Genai Sdk Python
CheckedProvides Python guidance and assistance for developing backend services and APIs.
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About this skill
What it does
This skill provides Python guidance and assistance specifically for developing backend services and APIs that interact with the Gemini API. It helps users write high-quality, idiomatic Python code by referencing relevant documentation and examples related to setup, model selection, text generation, chat functionality, reasoning processes, structured output formats, multimodal inputs, tool usage, media generation, and even access to the raw SDK source code. The skill is designed for use with the google-genai package.
When to use it
- When you need help installing and authenticating with the Gemini API using Python.
- When you want guidance on selecting the appropriate Gemini model (Flash, Pro, Lite, Imagen, Veo) for your specific task.
- If you're building a chatbot application requiring multi-turn conversations and history management.
- For generating structured output like JSON or utilizing Pydantic models with your Gemini API calls.
Key capabilities
- Installation and authentication guidance.
- Model selection recommendations (Flash, Pro, Lite, Imagen, Veo).
- Text generation assistance including streaming and safety considerations.
- Chat functionality for multi-turn conversations.
- Reasoning configuration using
thinking_levelandthinking_budget. - Support for structured output formats like JSON schemas and Pydantic models.
- Handling of multimodal inputs (images, audio, video, PDFs).
- Tool integration including function calling and Google Search grounding.
- Image generation/editing with Imagen and video generation with Veo.
Example prompts
- "How do I initialize a client for the Gemini API in Python?"
- "What's the best model to use for generating short, fast responses?"
- "Can you show me an example of how to structure a chat message with history?"
Tips & gotchas
- Always use the
google-genaipackage. - Use
client.modelsfor single requests andclient.chatsfor managing conversations. - Refer to
google.genai.typesfor type definitions related to Gemini API interactions.