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Google Jules Agent: Google’s Asynchronous Coding Agent

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Google developed asynchronous agentic coding help Jules. After debuting in Google Labs in December, it entered public beta on May 20, 2025, and anyone with the Gemini model can use it without waiting.

Google Jules Agent frees developers to write code and pursue other interests by handling tedious coding tasks. An autonomous agent reads code, understands purpose, and completes tasks—not as a co-pilot or code-completion sidekick.

Jules functions as follows:

Jules operates in the background, letting you focus on other work.

Integration with Repositories: It connects effortlessly to those you already have. Choose your GitHub branch and repository to write a detailed Google Jules Agent prompt. A future feature will allow GitHub task assignment using the “assign-to-jules” label in an issue.

Secure Cloud Environment: Jules clones your repository to a secure Google Cloud VM to fully understand your project. This cloud virtual machine handles several requests in simultaneously.

Creates task plans using Gemini 2.5 Pro: Google Jules Agent uses the latest Gemini 2.5 Pro model. This gives it significant code reasoning skills to swiftly and accurately manage complex, multi-file updates and concurrent activities.

Task execution: Jules performs tasks like: ◦

Bug fixes

Creating tests

Updating dependencies

Fixing code (potentially referencing “Jed’s Code” internally)

Creating new features

Converting Next.js projects to utilise the app directory.

Google Jules Agent process is obvious. A completed task shows its strategy, reasoning, and changes. These code improvements are simple to approve. Jules illustrates its plan before revisions. Workflow includes connecting to GitHub, making a branch, starting a task, accepting Jules' plan, offering input while it completes tasks, and monitoring activity from a panel.

Features of Google Jules Agent

It highlights these key features:

GitHub Integration: Jules works immediately with GitHub.

User Steerability: Change the plan before, during, and after execution to control your code.

Audio Summaries: Jules creates an audio changelog of recent contributions to make project history listenable.

Real codebases: Google Jules Agent uses your project's context without a sandbox.

Jules is private by default and doesn't train on your private code, so your data is separated in the execution environment. Google's privacy policies apply.

Limits and use

Google Jules Agent is free in public beta, but with limits. Pricing should be announced after beta. Start using Jules and read its documentation for usage constraints.

The beta's use data will help us:

Increase system and task quality

Recognition of real-world processes

Instruct future price models

Task limits

Users have these default restrictions:

Three tasks at once

Five daily chores

Five daily codecasts

If you exceed these limits, Jules will inform you and prevent new tasks until your quota is reset.

When limits are reached:

No new task button.

You can evaluate or manage ongoing tasks since a tooltip or error message explains why.

No changes to feedback or task history.

Requesting bigger limits

Requesting bigger limits

If you use Jules daily for development or have a larger team, you will request more limits.

Requesting greater limits: