Gemini CLI
App Store and Google Play reviews in Gemini CLI
Add Merci AI to Gemini CLI once, then ask about your reviews from the terminal: which ones are waiting, what people complain about, and replies drafted in each reviewer's language.
Set up in a minute
In Merci AI, open Settings › AI assistants (MCP), give the key a name and click Create a key. Copy it now: Merci AI shows it only once.
Open
~/.gemini/settings.jsonand add Merci AI undermcpServers, with your key in place ofYOUR_MERCI_KEY:~/.gemini/settings.json
{ "mcpServers": { "merci": { "httpUrl": "https://getmerciai.com/api/mcp", "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_MERCI_KEY" } } } }httpUrlis Gemini CLI's field for streamable HTTP servers. If the file already has other settings, add only themercientry.Ask in plain words, like the examples below. Every reply waits in Merci AI until you click Publish.
From the assistant's documentation
Checked on 22 October 2026
What to ask
“Show my unanswered 1-star and 2-star reviews from this week.”
“Draft replies in the reviewer's language for my German reviews that are still waiting.”
“Which of my apps has the most reviews waiting for a reply?”
“Read my latest 50 reviews and list the bugs people mention most.”
“Write a short, warm reply to the newest review and keep it as a draft in Merci AI.”
What your assistant can do
- Read your apps, reviews, drafts and replies, from both stores
- Have Merci AI write a reply draft in the reviewer's language, within the store's rules and with your app card's facts
- Keep a reply it wrote as the review's draft
What it can't do
- Publish anything: a reply goes out only when you click Publish in Merci AI
- See any account but yours (or your team's, while you're on it)
Good to know
- Each draft Merci AI writes counts toward your plan's drafts for the month.
- You can have up to 5 keys and revoke any of them in Settings › AI assistants (MCP); a revoked key stops working at once.
- Merci AI keeps only a fingerprint of each key, never the key itself.