Google Shuts Down AI Coding Assistant Jules to Merge into Antigravity

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Google is phasing out its AI coding assistant Jules less than two years after launch. The company plans to integrate lessons learned from the asynchronous agent experiment into its new 'agent-first' development platform, Antigravity, aiming to unify the developer experience.

LATEST/Google is phasing out its AI coding assistant Jules less than two years after launch. The company plans to integrate lessons learned from the asynchronous agent experiment into its new 'agent-first' development platform, Antigravity, aiming to unify the developer experience.

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IT之家 · 智能时代T2Oct 30, 11:10·68 pts
Google Shuts Down AI Coding Assistant Jules to Merge into Antigravity
- Jules, an experimental asynchronous coding agent, is officially retiring with service termination underway.
- Google is shifting focus to Antigravity, emphasizing autonomous planning, execution, and verification workflows.
- Antigravity is positioned as a standalone IDE based on a VS Code fork, supporting cross-platform deployment.
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