Meet Jules, Your Autonomous Coding Partner!
summary
Demo shows Jules running on Google cloud with Gemini 2.5, booting a VM, cloning a repo and producing ready pull requests that build and preview a site. It uses planner and a critic agent to run tests and validate results, holds repo memory, integrates with GitHub/Slack/CLI, and defaults to 15 parallel tasks. Examples include adding dark mode, generating a winter-theme site, iterating via PR comments, and long-running jobs of several hours — the system actually completes and publishes working changes.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 1:03From coding past to autonomous future
- 2:46Copilots vs autonomous agents
- 3:50Meet Jules the autonomous agent
- 7:02Why choose Jules over others
- 9:30Live demo of Jules in action
- 18:45Future plans for Jules
- 22:16Jules availability and feedback
- 23:18Will agents replace engineers?
- 25:03Q&A: Most complex build with Jules
- 27:07Q&A: Competing Google agent products
- 29:10Q&A: Running multiple tasks
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