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Google makes Jules, its AI coding agent, available to everyone with free and paid plans
Jules is not the only AI coding tool Google has built. The Gemini app possesses programming skills, and the company recently launched a new vibe-coding app called Opal. But unlike those apps, Google is actually planning to use Jules internally to help with its own projects.
Scratch Scratch is from the same MIT folks who brought you the “Coding for Carrots” Google doodle and is part of MIT’s Lifelong Kindergarten Lab. Its best suited for kids ages 8-16.
It supports all programming languages in the public domain and has been fine-tuned using real-world coding scenarios, ensuring that Gemini Code Assist consistently delivers relevant, ...
Replit is one of the breakout stars of the vibe-coding world. This partnership is a good deal for both companies.
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