Google confirms it will move away from Jules, which launched in 2025
Users have until November 11 2027 to finish projects, then it’ll be read-only
‘Learnings’ gained from the ‘experiment’ will inform Antigravity project
It feels like just months since Google launched its AI coding agent, Jules, but the tech giant is now shuttering the project as it looks to consolidate its agentic AI efforts. The company confirmed in an X post that "Jules will be winding down" while it "focus[es] on [the] unified experience" that is Antigravity. While Jules itself as a product will be shuttered, with Google describing it as an "experiment to learn how asynchronous coding agents can help developers ship faster," many of the tools it offered will live on under Google’s Antigravity project. Google shutters Jules AI coding agent
Users now have until November 11 2027 to finished their ongoing Jules sessions, after which it will operate in read-only mode for existing projects…