Google Jules
https://jules.google/docs/usage-limits
On August 6, Google Jules officially moved out of beta after two months of testing. Along with this, Google introduced usage limits and pricing plans, and upgraded the underlying model to Gemini 2.5 Thinking.

The default Jules environment now comes with Playwright for frontend testing: it can run tests on web applications and return results as screenshots. Jules also supports image inputs via public URLs.

Since August 15, the Jules VM has received important upgrades with disk space increased to 20GB. And the ability to save current progress to the repository at any time has been added.

On the intelligence side, Jules has become more proactive:

• the agent can ask clarifying questions before executing tasks,
• it can independently search the web for documentation, code snippets, or other relevant content.

A major addition is the new critic co-agent. Unlike a simple linter or test suite, it reviews generated code for hidden bugs, missed edge cases, and inefficiencies, then feeds that feedback back into Jules.

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