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Jules

Google launched Jules in public beta as an asynchronous coding agent that reads code, plans tasks, makes changes, and integrates with GitHub workflows.

Detailed profileType not confirmedProfile source check: 2026-06-08

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Jules

Current statusUnknown

Company
Not yet reviewed
Primary job
Fix bugs, add documentation, and build features in connected GitHub repositories.
Audience
Not yet reviewed
Free plan
Available
Evidence
Source-backed; review due
Latest source check
October 23, 2026
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Where it runs

Web
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Stack and integrations

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Integrations
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Data and regions

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Pricing and API access

Jules has a no-cost plan and paid upgrade access through eligible Google AI subscriptions; task limits and account eligibility vary. The Jules REST API is experimental alpha and uses an API key. API specifications and access can change; the existence of an API does not establish production stability or a separate API price.

API access (current profile): Yes

Official pricing and eligibility

Rates and eligibility can change. API usage, subscriptions and self-hosted infrastructure have separate costs where described. Launch history below retains earlier snapshots.

Repository access and cloud execution, checked October 22, 2026

Before connecting confidential work, review which repositories Jules can access and remove secrets from the repository. The Jules FAQ says tasks run in an internet-connected cloud virtual machine and that the agent operates on code and non-code files. Review dependencies and setup commands as well as the requested code change.

Google says Jules does not use private repository content to train models. Code is still cloned into the cloud environment for execution. That private-repository statement does not establish a retention period or a training rule for every prompt or feedback submission. Kingy has not independently audited those controls.

Repository access can be changed in GitHub Settings, under Applications, by configuring Google Labs Jules; refresh Jules afterward. This is a documentation check, with no connected repository, executed task or API call. The September 6 task-limit and experimental-API review below retains its historical scope and date.

Jules access, task limits and API status

Jules works on connected GitHub repositories. Its documented workflow clones code into a virtual machine, installs dependencies and proposes changes from your prompt. Kingy has not run a repository or tested output quality.

The no-cost plan is called Jules. The official limits page lists the following allowances; a daily allowance is measured over a rolling 24-hour window, not a calendar day.

Official Jules task allowances
Plan Tasks per rolling 24 hours Concurrent tasks
Jules (no cost) 15 3
Jules in Pro 100 15
Jules in Ultra 300 60

Paid access is a benefit of the corresponding Google AI Pro or Ultra subscription. The source limits that upgrade path to individual Google Accounts ending in @gmail.com. Jules requires users to be at least 18. Family-plan members have separate task allowances. Reaching the daily limit prevents starting new tasks until it resets; existing tasks and history remain accessible.

This record does not establish a paid price, currency, tax treatment, business-account entitlement or guaranteed capacity. Limits can change.

The Jules REST API is explicitly an experimental alpha. Its documentation uses v1alpha and an API key sent in the X-Goog-Api-Key header. Create the key in the Jules web app and connect repository sources through the Jules GitHub app first. Alpha API specifications and keys may change; this does not establish API pricing or production stability.

Sources: Getting started; FAQ; Limits and Plans; REST API Quickstart. Source capture: September 6, 2026. This is a source-based account, not a hands-on review.

Launch History

AI Coding Tools

Build with Jules, your asynchronous coding agent

Google launched Jules in public beta as an asynchronous coding agent that reads code, plans tasks, makes changes, and integrates with GitHub workflows.

Recheck due Free: Yes API: No Open: No
Video demoBeginner-friendlyBusiness-friendlyDeveloper-friendly

Important because Google entered the asynchronous coding-agent race with a GitHub-connected product.

Kingy coverage

Kingy AI articles about Jules, newest first.

  1. NewsA Detailed Analysis of AI-Powered Coding Assistants: Google Jules vs. OpenAI Codex vs. GitHub Copilot
  2. NewsDeep Review of Google’s Jules AI Coding Agent