Open-source desktop app to run, serve and fine-tune text, image, video and audio models entirely on your own machine.
Free
Summary
Google's asynchronous coding agent: hand it a GitHub issue, walk away, and come back to a reviewed pull request.
Description
Jules is Google's asynchronous coding agent, powered by Gemini. Unlike an in-editor assistant, it is designed to be handed a task and left alone: it clones your repository into a cloud VM, works through the problem, runs your tests, and opens a pull request.
The workflow
- Connect a GitHub repository and describe a task — or point Jules at an existing issue.
- Jules produces a plan you can review and adjust before any code is written.
- It works in an isolated cloud environment, installing dependencies and running your test suite as it goes.
- You get a diff and a pull request, with an audio summary of what changed if you want one.
Where it fits
The asynchronous model suits work you would otherwise queue: dependency bumps, test backfills, small bug fixes, documentation, and mechanical refactors. Because each task runs in its own VM, you can have several in flight at once without them interfering.
Free usage limits cover casual use, with higher quotas bundled into Google AI subscription plans. Jules integrates with GitHub directly and also offers a CLI and API for triggering tasks from your own tooling.
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