Google has broadened the reach of its AI coding assistant Jules by launching a command‑line interface and opening a public API. The new tools let developers invoke Jules directly from terminals, CI/CD pipelines, and chat platforms, reducing the need to switch between web pages and code repositories. Jules will continue to run on Google’s Gemini 2.5 Pro model and now supports more scoped, autonomous tasks while still prompting users when it encounters obstacles. The rollout follows recent feature upgrades such as memory, diff‑viewer enhancements, and broader version‑control support, positioning Jules as a deeper fixture in professional developer workflows. Leer más →

Google announced that its AI‑powered coding assistant Jules has moved out of beta and is now generally available. Built on Gemini 2.5 Pro, Jules operates as an asynchronous, agent‑based tool that integrates with GitHub, clones repositories to Google Cloud virtual machines, and lets developers offload coding tasks while they focus on higher‑level work. The rollout introduces tiered pricing, a free introductory plan, and clearer privacy language. Google cites strong stability improvements, extensive user feedback, and millions of visits during the beta as reasons for the broader launch. Leer más →