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Jules

Google's asynchronous coding agent: give it a repository and a task, and it comes back with a plan, a diff and a pull request.

By Google · launched 2025-05-20 · last checked 2026-11-01

At a glance
Autonomy
3/5
Multi-step, with approval

Why 3: it plans and makes code changes in a cloud VM, but waits for your approval at the plan and again at the diff before opening a pull request.

The findings

What it does. Jules clones a GitHub repository into a cloud virtual machine, drafts a plan with Gemini, makes the changes and presents a diff for you to approve before it opens a pull request. You can start it from a prompt or by labelling a GitHub issue. It went into public beta in May 2025 and came out of beta on 6 August 2025.

Where it falls short. It works only through GitHub and waits for approval at the plan and the pull request, so it suits chores better than open-ended projects. Google publishes daily task caps rather than any measure of how often it succeeds.

What it can do

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Price: Free tier (15 tasks a day); higher limits with Google AI Pro (100 a day) and Ultra (300 a day). · Where: unknown · Surfaces: web

Incidents

  • None logged.

Closest fiction

Robot & Frank — It does the chores you would rather not, and asks before it acts.

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History

  • 2026-11-01 Added to the index.

Sources

  1. Build with Jules, your asynchronous coding agent Google, 2025-05-20
  2. Jules, our asynchronous coding agent, is now available for everyone Google, 2025-08-06
  3. Jules Google

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