Google just launched Jules Tools, a lightweight CLI bringing its AI coding agent straight into your terminal, alongside early access to the Jules API. Developers can now wire Jules into Slack bugs or CI/CD pipelines. Google also rolled out persistent memory for coding preferences, a file selector, and environment variable controls.
Google just officially launched Jules out of beta, making its asynchronous coding agent publicly available. The tool uses Gemini 2.5 Pro to draft coding plans, integrates with GitHub issues, and supports multimodal inputs. It is rolling out to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers with higher usage limits, alongside a free year for eligible college students.
Google just launched Jules into public beta with no waitlist. Powered by Gemini 2.5 Pro, the autonomous agent clones your GitHub repos into secure cloud VMs to fix bugs, write tests, and submit PRs asynchronously in the background. It even reads aloud audio changelogs, turning routine backlog chores into hands-off tasks.
