Jules, Google’s code assistant, now publicly available

Google has officially launched its AI-powered coding assistant, Jules, which is now out of beta and available to all users, TechCrunch.com reported.

Jules helps developers write code, detect bugs, and optimize functions. It’s powered by Google’s Gemini models and integrated with Google Cloud Developer Tools.

According to the company, Jules supports multiple programming languages and operates in real time. It’s designed to understand context, suggest functions, and streamline workflows.

While primarily aimed at professional developers, the interface is also beginner-friendly.

Google positions Jules as a direct competitor to GitHub Copilot and Amazon CodeWhisperer.

The assistant aims to improve developer productivity and code quality across various environments.

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