Jules
Google's autonomous, asynchronous coding agent that clones GitHub repos, plans, and executes tasks.
Category: Development & Code · Coding assistants & IDEs
Features
Google Jules is an autonomous, asynchronous coding agent that clones GitHub repos to a cloud VM, independently plans and executes tasks: bug fixes, new features, tests, refactoring. Jules works in the background without an interactive chat session and creates its own branches and pull requests. Paid plans are currently only available for individual Google accounts, not Workspace accounts. All limits and tiers are in the pricing overview.
- Clones GitHub repos to a cloud VM, plans and executes fixes, features, and tests
- Asynchronous background operation instead of interactive chat session
- Understands full repo context and creates its own branches and pull requests
- Currently only for individual Google accounts (@gmail.com), not Workspace accounts
Prices and plans
| Tier | Price | Period | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | free | Day | 15 tasks/day |
| Jules Pro | Not verified for this market | Day | 100 tasks/day |
| Jules Ultra | Not verified for this market | Day | 300 tasks/day |
Limits
Separate product from Google Antigravity (the full agentic IDE) ; Jules is asynchronous and GitHub-centric. Access tiers attached to Google AI Pro/Ultra subscription levels.
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FAQ
Is Jules available for free?
Yes. A permanently free plan is published, not a time-limited trial.
Where is Jules's vendor based?
Google, based in USA. For data processing and privacy terms the vendor's own contract governs.
Is Jules still active?
Live-checked against the official vendor page.
How many plans are documented for Jules?
The catalog documents 3 plans with price, billing period, and included features.
Which use case is Jules categorized for?
Jules is listed in the catalog under “Development & Code.”
Where do the details about Jules come from?
Prices, limits, and product details are documented against the listed official vendor page.
How we compare
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Sources
- https://jules.google
- https://gemini.google/subscriptions/?hl=ja
- https://gemini.google/subscriptions/?hl=ko
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