Google has officially launched its new AI-based code-writing assistant, Jules. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
According to TechCrunch, Jules has now exited the beta testing phase and is open to all users.
Jules assists developers in writing code, identifying errors, and optimizing functions. It is based on Google's Gemini models and is fully integrated with Google Cloud Developer Tools.
As a result, developers will have the ability to work efficiently in real-time. Company representatives emphasize that Jules supports various programming languages and understands context well, providing useful recommendations.
This assistant is designed to significantly speed up the workflow. Google has primarily created Jules for professional developers, but its interface is also designed to be user-friendly and understandable for beginners.
Additionally, the company stated that this product was introduced in response to competitors like GitHub Copilot and Amazon CodeWhisperer. The new AI assistant aims to enhance developers' productivity and improve code quality, and it is expected to serve as an important tool in software development in the future.
