Google to retire Jules, favor Antigravity
Google will wind down Jules on December 31, 2026, making it read-only after November 11 while offering exports of settings, memories, scheduled tasks, repositories, and session histories. Google is directing developers toward Antigravity as it consolidates its agentic coding efforts.
Google’s consolidation is strategically tidy but operationally risky: Jules’ asynchronous cloud workflow is exactly what developers need preserved, yet Google has not promised feature or quota parity in Antigravity.
- –Jules cloned repositories into Google Cloud VMs and handled coding tasks asynchronously, distinguishing it from interactive coding copilots. [Google Blog](https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/models-and-research/google-labs/jules/)
- –The export is valuable but sensitive because it includes environment variables, memories, setup scripts, and full session activity.
- –Developer reactions focus on the short migration window, lost task allowances, and uncertainty around Antigravity’s cloud execution. [AI Developers Forum](https://discuss.ai.google.dev/t/jules-discontinuation/197011)
- –Antigravity build discoveries suggest Google may be adding background jobs and cloud execution, but the company has not confirmed timing or feature parity. [TestingCatalog](https://www.testingcatalog.com/cloud-execution-is-coming-to-antigravity-soon/)
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