Jules is Google's AI coding assistant, now fully launched after a beta phase. It operates asynchronously, allowing developers to start tasks and return later for results. Jules integrates with GitHub, cloning repositories in a virtual cloud environment to execute code operations independently. It effectively supports bug detection, project expansion, and maintenance tasks. The tool is particularly useful for repetitive tasks like creating test scripts and refactoring code. Currently, a free entry-level version allows limited daily tasks and simultaneous processes, alongside a modified pricing structure upon full rollout.
Jules runs on Gemini 2.5 Pro and is designed as an asynchronous, agent-based programming assistant that supports developers in a variety of tasks.
This functionality makes Jules particularly suitable for long-running or routine tasks that do not require continuous monitoring.
During the beta phase, Jules already supported thousands of developers performing tasks like detecting bugs, expanding projects, and performing maintenance work.
The transition to a regular rollout will feature a modified pricing structure, where users can access a free entry-level version with limitations.
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