GEMINI CLI SETUP
Use YouTube from Gemini CLI
Connect the data once, add Adzviser as an MCP server, and confirm that Gemini can see the reporting tools.
Connect YouTube to Adzviser
In Adzviser, sign in to YouTube and allow Adzviser to read its reporting data.
Add the Adzviser MCP server
Add Adzviser's remote MCP address to Gemini CLI, then complete sign-in when Gemini asks you to authorize access.
https://mcp.adzviser.com/httpConfirm it with /mcp
Run Gemini CLI, open the /mcp view, and make sure Adzviser appears as connected before asking for data.
TERMINAL ANALYSIS
Work through a YouTube question from the terminal
A useful CLI session has a narrow request, a checkable result, and an output you can carry into the rest of your work.
Name the account and period
Begin with the connected account, exact dates, and metrics that matter to the decision.
See a related YouTube promptAsk for a result you can verify
Request a compact table, totals, and the comparison behind any claimed change.
See a related YouTube promptChoose the next terminal action
Ask for a concise summary, save the result, or continue with a narrower follow-up in the same session.
See a related YouTube promptEXAMPLE GEMINI CLI PROMPT
Try this YouTube analysis in Gemini CLI
Copy the prompt into Gemini CLI to analyze your YouTube data and get a clear summary with next steps.
Understand what drives subscriber growth.
First show my connected YouTube accounts and ask me which one to use. Then complete this analysis: Analyze YouTube subscriber trends for the workspace I choose during the last 30 complete days. Show: Daily Subscribers Gained, Lost, and Net. Correlate subscriber spikes with specific video uploads. Which videos drive the most subscribers per view? What's your subscriber conversion rate? Recommend strategies to accelerate subscriber growth. Return a concise takeaway, a Markdown table with the supporting numbers, and three follow-up commands or questions I can use next.
