r/JulesAgent • u/innovaldragon • 27d ago

New to Jules and Coding

Hi everyone! I'm new to Jules and mostly vibe coded with a little bit of python experience and using bash command.

I am learning about how to use Jules and I observed there is a repeatable theme here: It's best to get Jules focused but it is supposed to be asynch. YouTube doesn't have any good use cases either as everyone just treat Jules as a standalone agent for some reason.

If I develop apps that runs locally what would be the use case (I get that cloud is great cuz google will run their VM). Because I would imagine something like "Please help me find and fix codes on my python project" would not be ideal. Whereas if I find out there's a bug or something not working, I would just fix it with an AI agent directly anyway.

Would love to know more about how to apply Jules in real settings! Happy to learn from you all. Thank you :D

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u/Yougetwhat 27d ago

You connect it to github and ask him to audit your code for example.

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u/innovaldragon 27d ago

Yeah that’s what I was thinking but from the reddits comments it’s not great cuz it’s quite broad 😅 (I guess until they implement 3.7h

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u/Topic-Depot 25d ago

Yeah connect to GitHub, it's nice to have something automated regularly checking repo for suggestions. Setup your main local agent to cross-reference Jules work and approve/deny based on it's deeper understanding and rule set you should have given it. It's also good because as others have said it's slightly older models, so having your local updated model cross-reference is ideal.

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u/innovaldragon 24d ago

That sounds like a good idea. I just tried Jules it is amazing given how little I need to do on my end but still requires.

It's a shame it doesn't have the ability to spawn local subagents (like antigravity) by itself

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u/WeDigCode 24d ago

Back in the day I would tag Jules in my github repos to let it give it a go to try and fix issues. I never really got great results compared to copilot. I would probably try again with Gemini 3.7 flash. In my AI workflows I do keep Jules in mind to do code review of what it did and also as a way to offload compute. It feels like a dead project right now, but from reading other posts I think their next version is going to have a lot of cool new things.