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Google has a new AI coding agent - and it's now free for everyone to use
Google has announced the general availability of its latest AI coding agent, Jules. Initially revealed in December 2024 as a Google Labs project, Jules has now launched as an offering to paying customers, but limited free access is also confirmed.
Google Jules Autonomous Coding Agent Exits Beta With New Pricing And Features
After over two months in the beta phase, Google's Jules AI coding agent is now publicly available. Jules' official X account announced this yesterday and acknowledged that the milestone was made possible by Jules' "incredible community of beta users.
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