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Gemini Code Assist
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Gemini Code Assist Integration Guide
Overview
Gemini Code Assist helps developers build software faster with AI. Cup’n’String integrates with Gemini Code Assist by applying a native policy profile that secures API endpoints and audits prompt metadata.
Support level
Native Policy Profile + Compatibility Adapter
What Cup’n’String detects
- Gemini Code Assist plugin activity in VS Code, JetBrains, or Android Studio
- Outbound connections to Google Cloud/Gemini API endpoints
- API key and OIDC token usage
What it governs
- Access scopes to private corporate codebases
- Token consumption and quota limits
- Redaction of PII and internal secrets in prompt payloads
Recommended policies
- Route all Gemini API traffic through the tenant egress proxy
- Enforce strict PII redaction rules on code snippets sent for review
- Audit query costs and daily token usage
Setup outline
- Ensure the Cup’n’String agent is active on the workstation.
- Enable the Gemini Code Assist policy profile in the Tenant Admin console.
- The local agent automatically configures system routes for the plugin.
Verification
Perform a code generation task and verify that the request metadata is logged in the Tenant Admin dashboard under activity.
Troubleshooting
Verify the IDE plugin is signed and matches supported versions.
Known limitations
Content redaction requires routing through a managed corporate gateway proxy.
Integration Info
Support LevelNative Policy Profile
Additional Capabilities
Compatibility Adapter
CategoryAI Coding Agents
Setup ComplexityLow
Governed Safeguards
NetworkSecretsAudit
Links
Verify what categories and runtimes this stack fits inside in the global compatibility dashboard.
Supported Environments Matrix