feat: add gemini-extension.json to support Gemini CLI installation#248
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Description
This PR introduces a gemini-extension.json manifest to the repository root and updates the README.md to enable seamless, 1-click installation of the Elasticsearch MCP server via the Gemini CLI.
Motivation
By utilizing the Gemini CLI's settings schema, users no longer need to manually manage plain-text environment variables. During installation, the CLI interactively prompts the user for their connection details (e.g., ES_URL, ES_API_KEY) and stores them securely in the system keychain.
Because this server is distributed as a Docker image, the manifest is configured to automatically pass these securely stored environment variables into the docker run command, completely abstracting the manual configuration away from the end-user.
Changes Included
Added gemini-extension.json mapping the required environment variables to the docker run execution block.
Added a short "Using with Gemini CLI" section to README.md.
Testing
Users can now install and configure the server simply by running:
gemini extensions install https://github.com/elastic/mcp-server-elasticsearch