Add Gemini Bridge MCP server to third-party servers list

[eLyiN]

Summary

This PR adds Gemini Bridge to the third-party servers list in the README.

About Gemini Bridge

Gemini Bridge is a lightweight MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that enables Claude Code to interact with Google's Gemini AI through the official CLI. It follows the contributing guidelines by adding a link to an existing external server rather than implementing a new server within this repository.

Key Features

• Zero API Costs: Uses the free Gemini CLI instead of paid API endpoints
• Stateless Architecture: No session management, each tool call is independent
• CLI-First Approach: Direct subprocess calls to gemini command for optimal performance
• Professional CI/CD: Automated testing, building, and PyPI publishing
• Production Ready: Configurable timeouts, error handling, and cross-platform support

MCP Tools Provided

• consult_gemini: Direct CLI bridge for simple queries
• consult_gemini_with_files: CLI bridge with file attachments for detailed analysis

Installation

# Production (recommended)
claude mcp add gemini-bridge -s user -- uvx gemini-bridge

# Development 
pip install -e . && claude mcp add gemini-bridge -s user -- python -m src

Repository

• GitHub: https://github.com/shelakh/gemini-bridge
• PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/gemini-bridge/
• License: MIT
• Maintained: Active development with CI/CD automation

Alphabetical Placement

Added between "GibsonAI" and "Gitea" to maintain alphabetical order as specified in the README guidelines.

Contributing Guidelines Compliance

• ✅ Adding link to external server (not implementing new server in this repo)
• ✅ Following README format with proper description
• ✅ Maintaining alphabetical order
• ✅ Using standard GitHub flow

[olaservo]

Hi, this looks like it might belong in community servers instead?

[eLyiN]

Hi, this looks like it might belong in community servers instead?

Hi @olaservo , actually moved it to the right section, thanks for your recommendation

[olaservo]

Hi, this goes to a 404 for me?

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