Jules is now generally available worldwide where the Gemini model is offered, with no waitlist. The agent is powered by Gemini 2.5 Pro and was first introduced in December 2024 via Google Labs as a preview of a fully autonomous coding agent. Thousands of developers completed tens of thousands of tasks during beta, producing over 140,000 publicly shared code improvements. New features include reusable setups for faster execution, GitHub Issues integration, and multimodal input support. Jules clones repositories into dedicated Google Cloud VMs, analyzes context, performs tests, features, bug fixes, dependency bumps, and generates audio changelogs. User data remains private and isolated, and Jules does not train on private code.
Jules functions asynchronously and integrates directly with a user's existing repositories. It securely clones the codebase into a dedicated Google Cloud virtual machine (VM), then analyzes the project context to perform a variety of coding tasks, including: Writing and updating tests Building new features Fixing bugs Upon completion of a task, Jules presents a summary of its plan, its reasoning, and a diff of the changes it made.
Google has officially launched Jules, an autonomous asynchronous coding agent, for general availability. Jules is designed to be private by default, it does not train on private code, and user data remains isolated within its execution environment. With Gemini 2.5 Pro at its core, Jules is equipped to reason across large codebases and handle concurrent tasks within the cloud VM system. This combination enables Jules to manage complex, multi-file changes at scale.
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