Jules
by Google · Mountain View, USA · Founded 1998
Google's async coding agent that opens pull requests
Reviewed by the the30top research team · Last reviewed 2026-10-27
Overview
Jules handles routine tasks such as bug fixes, version bumps, tests and feature work by cloning a GitHub repository to a cloud VM, proposing a plan and submitting changes as a pull request. The entry plan allows 15 tasks a day with 3 running at once, while Pro and Ultra raise that to 100 and 300 tasks. The Jules page does not list prices for any plan, so cost is not visible from the product site alone.
Our verdict
A tidy async agent for routine repo upkeep, with limits you can read in advance. Confirm current pricing in Google's plans before budgeting.
Best for
GitHub teams that want to offload routine maintenance tasks and review the resulting PRs.
Avoid if
You need an interactive in-editor assistant or a published per-seat price.
Pros
- Asynchronous work that ends in a reviewable PR
- Clear daily task and concurrency limits
- Backed by Google's Gemini models
Cons
- Prices are not listed on the product page
- GitHub-centred workflow
- Daily task caps limit large batches on the entry plan
Key capabilities
Frequently asked questions
What does Jules do?
Jules clones your GitHub repository to a cloud VM, proposes a plan and submits its changes as a pull request for your review.
What are the Jules limits?
The entry plan allows 15 tasks a day and 3 concurrent tasks. Jules in Pro allows 100 tasks and 15 concurrent. Jules in Ultra allows 300 tasks and 60 concurrent.
How much does Jules cost?
The Jules product page does not list prices for any plan, so check Google's current plan pages for pricing.